Speaker 1: Some morning show you better known as the People's Choice.
Speaker 2: This sluto on my life skin brothers out there, it's
Speaker 2: just hilarious. That's for the world. I ask, just don't
Speaker 2: do you know why?
Speaker 3: Charlemagne the talk you to tell everybody come to the
Speaker 3: breakfast club.
Speaker 2: I call mister hot seat yo yolo breakfast club. It's yeah,
Speaker 2: America's from port.
Speaker 4: Don't feel like my miss busins.
Speaker 1: I never thought to me every time I go to
Speaker 1: a revers club, I have know from be like a
Speaker 1: good man.
Speaker 2: I'm getting good morning Usa.
Speaker 5: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 1: Yo jess hilarious. Hi, Charlemagne, the god piece to the planet.
Speaker 2: It's funny. I'm going to human resources today.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 1: D The Mike's not alright? You Mike's still not already.
Speaker 1: I'm going to human resources today. This is what the
Speaker 1: third day, the fourth day in the row. Then my
Speaker 1: co hosts are out here.
Speaker 2: When we cracked this mic check check, there we go.
Speaker 2: What's up? Wreck? What the hell is going on out there?
Speaker 2: The malayed A couple of days this week.
Speaker 1: Now we let Jess Hilarisla because of course Jess's pregnant.
Speaker 1: But come on, Charlamagne. Usually I can make an excuse.
Speaker 1: I can say, well, you know, Charlotte, sometimes you need
Speaker 1: gas in the morning. You gotta decide whether you're gonna
Speaker 1: get gas for your call and make it on time.
Speaker 2: But did I use that excuse already?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 6: Mac?
Speaker 1: How you feeling You're morning? Hey, I'm trying to figure
Speaker 1: out what's going on. I'm going to human resources after that.
Speaker 2: Every Friday, I don't know what's going on here. Well,
Speaker 2: happy Friday. A lot going on today.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know if you've heard, but Future and
Speaker 1: Metro Woman released another album, We Still Don't Trust You,
Speaker 1: And it seems like everybody is beating up Drake.
Speaker 2: They're jumping Drake at this point. It's a light skinny thing. No,
Speaker 2: it's not right. Is a lifskened thing. It's not right.
Speaker 1: It's not fair. They gotta stop, like we gotta have
Speaker 1: a one on one. He can't just keep jumping on
Speaker 1: the album. I see a sap, a sap has a verse,
Speaker 1: a sap rock as.
Speaker 2: A verse going at Drake.
Speaker 1: That's this truck, right, seems like it is seems like
Speaker 1: the weekend through some balls at Drake.
Speaker 2: Look ever, since that he clips, everybody been acting up.
Speaker 2: This beef is gotten, is out of control. That of
Speaker 2: course that's big Max for a whiling out. You know
Speaker 2: one of the producers up.
Speaker 7: Here, I just didn't want you talking to yourself.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: J cole is on the album How was J Cole
Speaker 1: on the album? Hey colech just did a tour with Drake.
Speaker 2: Ain't flowing to pause? Is this old J Cole? Or
Speaker 2: is this new? J? Cole?
Speaker 8: This is?
Speaker 2: This is like he just paid off his student loan,
Speaker 2: J Cole, So this is it seems like an old verse?
Speaker 2: Yeah right, you know the vibe is it's definitely a
Speaker 2: new verse. But the vibe is definitely right after paying
Speaker 2: you Sally may Off.
Speaker 1: I heard it. But he's not throwing shots at Drake.
Speaker 1: But still, Jesus Christ, Drake's gonna have to respond to everybody.
Speaker 1: He's gonna have to He's just gonna have to just
Speaker 1: go at ward with everybody. It's just gonna be Drake
Speaker 1: rusta well and I get it. You can't keep beating
Speaker 1: up my life, skin brother like that what's up Charlamagne stuff? No, No,
Speaker 1: here's the thing, y'all, y'all gas you gotta say good morning.
Speaker 2: First, well, good morning everybody, y'all gassing it.
Speaker 3: Like ninety five percent of this stuff that y'all saying
Speaker 3: is this is ain't even this is I don't. I
Speaker 3: think he did, but I couldn't really catch it. But
Speaker 3: about the weekend, I that don't sound like it just
Speaker 3: to me. Who else they said? I saw him saying
Speaker 3: J Cole, like J Cole throwing shot that Kendrick. No,
Speaker 3: he wasn't responding to the beef or something like that
Speaker 3: in the week Here's the thing. They're trying to gas
Speaker 3: up Drake to do something.
Speaker 2: Drake.
Speaker 3: You got one op out there. His name is Kendrick Lamar.
Speaker 3: Kendrick is the only one wanting to smoke. Kendrick wants
Speaker 3: to eat Graham crackers. Okay, everybody else I don't even
Speaker 3: know what that is. That's not everybody. That's just the
Speaker 3: internet gas and things. Why do they do that?
Speaker 2: You go online?
Speaker 3: It's just like, uh, weekend, this is Drake, J Cole,
Speaker 3: this is Kendrick asap rockets.
Speaker 2: Gets it.
Speaker 1: That almost side my life away. So I think that's
Speaker 1: what I think, Rocky, I think really did district.
Speaker 3: If Rocky did Rocky Old Drake that he did Drake
Speaker 3: Drake Drake, Yeah, Rocky old Drake.
Speaker 2: That I see you're on the album. You made the album.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah. Something I said on brand is we should
Speaker 2: start the show at six o three. I was waiting
Speaker 2: for you, sir. I've been here. Yeah, right and right now, Well,
Speaker 2: hold on, before we do it, let's tell the people
Speaker 2: who's coming on the show today.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: We got Neil Brennan. Comedian and writer Neil Brennan will
Speaker 2: be joining us this morning.
Speaker 3: He's got a new Netflix special aut called Crazy Good,
Speaker 3: Crazy Good.
Speaker 1: And also Michael Eric Dice will be joining us. He's
Speaker 1: gonna be speaking at the National Action Network convention.
Speaker 2: Here is the team.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you guys could join us this morning. Let's
Speaker 1: get to the Joe where we get into d Streets
Speaker 1: made me and King Streets made me a King.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 1: It's DJ Envy, Jess, Larry Chelamin the guy. We are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Let's get in some front page news now. For the
Speaker 1: first time in five years, taxes are actually doing on
Speaker 1: tax day? All right, So the federal estate taxes are
Speaker 1: due Monday now usually because of holidays, weekends and COVID nineteen,
Speaker 1: they gave you a little extra time, but no taxes
Speaker 1: are due on Monday. So if you don't have your
Speaker 1: taxes ready, to file an extension, but you better pay
Speaker 1: your taxes because they will be charging you. And I
Speaker 1: know Uncle Sam listens every morning, So good morning to
Speaker 1: the IRS office at IRS man, what's happening?
Speaker 3: Appreciate you the only people that can stick us up,
Speaker 3: and ain't nothing we can do about it?
Speaker 2: Okay, not at all.
Speaker 3: By the way, I always say, I wouldn't have no
Speaker 3: problem paying taxes if I knew exactly what my tax
Speaker 3: dollars were going, if I could actually see this amount
Speaker 3: of money that you spent is going here. You know
Speaker 3: what I actually think they I wish they would do.
Speaker 3: I wish they would let us pick where we want
Speaker 3: our money to go. I don't have no problem you know,
Speaker 3: supporting anyone.
Speaker 1: Well, it would have to be categories though, right, because
Speaker 1: it would have to be like you know, redoing restructuring
Speaker 1: the bridges.
Speaker 2: It'd have to be.
Speaker 3: I have no problem with the schools in it I'm
Speaker 3: fine with that. None of no way it's going to
Speaker 3: let me choose. Let me choose where my dollars.
Speaker 2: You can't go. They just watch a hypothetical. I mean,
Speaker 2: how they gonna send money to Ukraine and all those
Speaker 2: other places that you want money to go over there. Well,
Speaker 2: that's that's why you can't pick it.
Speaker 3: I want to keep all my money in America, right
Speaker 3: and if I do, who sends it overseas?
Speaker 2: I want to pick the country you can't send it.
Speaker 2: He can't say.
Speaker 3: I want to send it to Ghana. Yes, absolutely, right, absolutely.
Speaker 3: I want to be able to choose where my tax
Speaker 3: dollars go. That's all I'm simply saying. I probably wouldn't
Speaker 3: have no problem if I could do that.
Speaker 2: Also, we got to send a resting piece to O. J. Simpson.
Speaker 4: O J.
Speaker 2: Simpson passed away at the age of seventy six.
Speaker 1: He reportedly died after a battle with prostate cancer. You
Speaker 1: know him professionally, his nickname was the Juice and we
Speaker 1: just want to send a resting peace to him.
Speaker 2: There was mixed emotions when he passed away yesterday.
Speaker 1: Some people were, you know, rest in peace, and one
Speaker 1: of the one of the greats when it came to
Speaker 1: the NFL, and then some people were saying good riddits,
Speaker 1: But we just want to say rest in peace to O. J.
Speaker 2: Simpsons.
Speaker 3: So strange to watch a bunch of grown ass adults
Speaker 3: say that it was karma and a man died at
Speaker 3: seventy six years, seventy six years old from prostate cancer.
Speaker 2: You do realize the.
Speaker 3: Average age of a man a lifespan is probably about
Speaker 3: seventy four. You do realize that anybody can get prostate cancer.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 3: I don't know why people act like health issues or calma.
Speaker 3: That's not calma.
Speaker 7: Now, A lot of them know that they coming up
Speaker 7: on the seventies.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying, really weird, Like it's just weird
Speaker 2: to me. It's karma. No, it's not.
Speaker 3: He was seventy six years old and had prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: That's right, it's called life. It happened right now.
Speaker 1: His family requested privacy and grace during this time of
Speaker 1: transition on his old J.
Speaker 2: Simpson Twitter slash ex account, whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 1: And also this is something that Charlemagne and I say
Speaker 1: all the time. You have to go to the doctor.
Speaker 1: I know sometimes you don't want to go to the doctor.
Speaker 1: You don't want to know what it is. But some
Speaker 1: of these things that people are passing away from can
Speaker 1: be prevented, can be cured, can be stopped. So you
Speaker 1: have to go to the doctor. It doesn't matter what
Speaker 1: you are once you get to that age. I know
Speaker 1: a lot of times we go out, we drink, we
Speaker 1: have fun and party, but once you start getting older
Speaker 1: in life, we want to be there for our kids,
Speaker 1: we want to be there for our family members. So
Speaker 1: take your ass to the doctor.
Speaker 3: I mean, a prosthetic examine is super uncomfortable, especially when
Speaker 3: you don't expect one. You know, I want to go
Speaker 3: get a reseected me consultation and ended up with a PROSTHETICXAM.
Speaker 3: And you know, I had all types of thoughts going
Speaker 3: through my head because you know, when they do the
Speaker 3: sector me consotation, you gotta pull your pants down, they
Speaker 3: gotta look at your legs and all of that type
Speaker 3: of stuff. And then the doctor's like, you know what,
Speaker 3: you need a prostate. I'm like, nah, this man think
Speaker 3: I'm cute, Like why all of a sudden he's spinning.
Speaker 3: He's fun. We had a conversation, had a conversation. I googled,
Speaker 3: I text a few people. I'm just trying to figure
Speaker 3: out if this is normal.
Speaker 7: It's like boys, over come on, I got time for
Speaker 7: you call them.
Speaker 3: So you want to have a conversation first before you did,
Speaker 3: you got damn right. I don't want to ask questions
Speaker 3: that you should do what your doctor dumb asked.
Speaker 9: You.
Speaker 2: Just go to your doctor and talk. I mean, let
Speaker 2: your doctor do anything. You talk to him. Fire it out.
Speaker 2: But yes, I'm fine. I don't have a pro he
Speaker 2: slapped you on your ass when it was done. No.
Speaker 3: See, this is why people don't want to get prostetic exams.
Speaker 3: First of all, you're gonna get, You're gonna give. Youre
Speaker 3: gonna give positive information.
Speaker 2: Go to the document. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Somebody slapped that doctor.
Speaker 2: Don't slap me your.
Speaker 1: Man, all right, Well that is front page news. Get
Speaker 1: it off your chest. Eight on drink five eight five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. If you need to vent phone
Speaker 1: lines of wide open again eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. Let's discuss something on your mind,
Speaker 1: whatever it may be. It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the breakfast club. Wait, this is your time.
Speaker 10: To get it off your chest eight five eight five
Speaker 10: one five one. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Yeah, here, what's the envy?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 12: Trash?
Speaker 11: I'm not, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not in the mood today, y'all. I'm not in
Speaker 4: the mood today, y'all. Let me tell y'all something. Rember, Okay.
Speaker 11: I think they're a very talented person, very talented lyricis,
Speaker 11: very talented artist. Charlomagne gave talk you today that people
Speaker 11: like you you unhealed even.
Speaker 4: Leave call alone.
Speaker 11: Okay, you have surfers, then you have the waves, hold
Speaker 11: is the raves, And like Charlamagne told you the other day,
Speaker 11: you're a surfer, leave call alone. You got his care,
Speaker 11: but you knocked your haird off? What are you calling alone?
Speaker 3: Simba did a freestyle where he just was basically, I
Speaker 3: guess you could say, throwing shots that cold.
Speaker 2: He was just expressing how you feel about Cole apologizing.
Speaker 11: That's okay, Charlamagne and Charlamagne gave people like him donkey today.
Speaker 11: So when you go this and to Charlamagne donkey today,
Speaker 11: he was talking about people like symbols, watching mouth, timber Draft.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about j Cole doing the verse
Speaker 1: on the Metro Future new album.
Speaker 4: Two months ago. Cole was in the studio with Metro.
Speaker 4: It was coming, get y'all homework.
Speaker 1: And then you call alone, Okay, you're gonna cry in
Speaker 1: the car draft Damn Smber basically said, you let the
Speaker 1: squad down?
Speaker 7: Now he wasn't he tough?
Speaker 2: It was crazy? Yeah? Hello, who's this this night?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: Sin Drake from hit like that?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 2: Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 13: A shout out to Charlemagne DJ interview that hilario. How
Speaker 13: y'all doing? Okay? I just wanted to give a notice
Speaker 13: everybody else. We got a new frequently coming out in
Speaker 13: Atlanta on a twnioth.
Speaker 2: Y'are doing another freakney.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's Killer Mike hosting it.
Speaker 2: Does anybody in Atlanta know about this?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Uh, if you go Scottie at l he's posting it
Speaker 13: and this week you can go to it.
Speaker 2: And what date is it?
Speaker 13: April tioth twenty.
Speaker 2: It's four twenty day.
Speaker 3: That's birthday, right, it's yeah, yeah, and that's that's born day, Mike.
Speaker 3: Born Day four twenty is to Killer Mike.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get it off your chest, y'all. Eight hundred and
Speaker 1: five eighty five, one oh five one.
Speaker 2: If you need to vent hit us up now. It's
Speaker 2: the breakfast Clogan morning the Breakfast Club. It's a new day.
Speaker 2: Is it your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Way got whether you're mad or black, time to get
Speaker 2: up and get something. Call up now.
Speaker 10: Eight hundred and five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 10: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello,
Speaker 10: who's this bother.
Speaker 4: Morning this year? Boy?
Speaker 13: Get you ran the anonymous beat? You link Tyler from
Speaker 13: Bart Mitt of playing up town?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 2: What's going off?
Speaker 13: Big Mount?
Speaker 2: Eight four three? What's happening my brother?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 13: Look, I got the trifect before you all. Fifty Friday,
Speaker 13: the first one I want to get off my chest
Speaker 13: side far. I was watching the tubing movie and one
Speaker 13: of the actors was reading your book.
Speaker 2: In the movie world Which one? Which book?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I tell you remember shook one?
Speaker 2: Why you ain't tell me that.
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 13: One of the two movies My dog, the leading the
Speaker 13: actor is reading your book. When we get back to
Speaker 13: the mere story, all right, I won't get to love
Speaker 13: my chest. I was beating the young lady who is
Speaker 13: you took a picture with she moved from Boston into Charleston,
Speaker 13: live with me, Jordan mccarr. Her father died rest one
Speaker 13: hundred racks, and she flipped on me.
Speaker 2: No damn worried.
Speaker 13: And you took a picture with her at the illport
Speaker 13: that she used to work at. And guess what I
Speaker 13: got another one, Jeff shicks my nest. The ship goes
Speaker 13: to the Bahamas, arrive and say she go to the Barbados,
Speaker 13: and I figned out. She wasn't where she was supposed
Speaker 13: to be and I didn't go on the trip. Was
Speaker 13: the third part. I won't get rid of Dunkey today.
Speaker 13: If you, for a drill were straining all that against
Speaker 13: her brother, who hadn't seen you in three weeks. Don't
Speaker 13: get caught with the video camera with you in the
Speaker 13: bed and he's showing it to the judge. Never asked
Speaker 13: if Megacy half, Yeah.
Speaker 2: You got too much going on in the Holy City.
Speaker 4: My brother.
Speaker 13: I need some prayer, tell me some positive advise.
Speaker 2: I can't have a good Jesus Christ A four three
Speaker 2: all day low Country.
Speaker 16: Wasn't nobody reading book And that's a lot of that's
Speaker 16: a lot you don't even know.
Speaker 2: I don't morning, good morning, good morning, morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: It's Frankie. Frankie.
Speaker 4: Look, I called we can go about my car? I start,
Speaker 4: and you were right, everything but covered, everything was covered.
Speaker 2: What you call yeah, yep, well I'm glad you had
Speaker 2: to pay nothing what I called about.
Speaker 4: Hey. Look, so I just heard the interview about saying
Speaker 4: like people taking it low hanging fruit, people taking easy way.
Speaker 4: But I'm a single parent. I work fifty hours as
Speaker 4: a machine, I pring, and I go to school stuty
Speaker 4: in for electrical engineering. It's hard, but we need more
Speaker 4: people like that. We don't need more radio personality. We
Speaker 4: don't need more rapper, we don't need none of that.
Speaker 4: What we do need is more people out here going
Speaker 4: to school and learn the trade like plumbing, electrician.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, brother, I say it all. We say
Speaker 2: that all the time.
Speaker 3: I'm a big proponent of trade school. I think everybody
Speaker 3: should out there and learn how to do something with
Speaker 3: your hands. You know, go get that, go get that
Speaker 3: quick money right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially for parents because at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: like I'm doing this with me, but basically it's going
Speaker 4: to provide a better life for my kids.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you know, you know, we don't do anything for.
Speaker 4: Our artists speak of doing anything. Hey, solo mane, I
Speaker 4: need to holler act Yes, sir, I told you my
Speaker 4: daughter wanted to come to the festival. I went part
Speaker 4: the whole time. She was sitting there, Sack.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna take a picture with Charlemagne.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna show it at them. I looked at it
Speaker 4: with Peach. Hey, look, you can send you a cash
Speaker 4: app No, no, no, no, I got you.
Speaker 2: You just you, just you. We'll find each other at
Speaker 2: the festival. I promise I got you.
Speaker 4: Hey, I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Look.
Speaker 3: Just remind me when you damn I'm about to say,
Speaker 3: just remind me. Like every now, everybody will be saying
Speaker 3: the youth, remember you remember the call. But I'll see
Speaker 3: your daughter. What's your what's your daughter?
Speaker 7: His name?
Speaker 13: Her name?
Speaker 4: Her name is Kamaran Lloyd.
Speaker 2: Okay, she's thirteen years old. We'll see y'all.
Speaker 3: April twenty seventh, in Atlanta, Man at the second annual
Speaker 3: Black Effect Podcast Festival. All right, happening, that happening that
Speaker 3: pullman yards. Make sure you go get your tickets at
Speaker 3: event bright dot com, a Black Effect dot Com slash
Speaker 3: podcast festival.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right, get it off your chest eight hundred
Speaker 1: five eight five one on five one. Now we got
Speaker 1: just with the mess coming up.
Speaker 7: It's a lot of blows being traded back and forth
Speaker 7: in this music.
Speaker 1: I know that, all right, and we'll talk about it
Speaker 1: when we come back. It's the Breakfast for good Morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club, borning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's d J, n V, Jess, Hilaria and Charlamagne the Guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to jest with the mess. News is real.
Speaker 16: Black Lions just ca Robin Moore just don't do no lines,
Speaker 16: don't do that talk.
Speaker 2: Nobody talk the world why jests worldwide message on the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 16: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 16: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 7: Could get you to see this time to set it off,
Speaker 7: so as we know.
Speaker 16: Chris Brown dropped the deluxe edition of his album eleven
Speaker 16: eleven and it features a disdirected at Quavo on the
Speaker 16: song Freak.
Speaker 7: This takes a shot at Quevo. Oh my god, she
Speaker 7: tran after him.
Speaker 2: She from Puerto Rico. Okay, let those my existence ain't
Speaker 2: gonna make a sequel.
Speaker 1: Sitting in nineteen forty two because sound do no quevo freaks.
Speaker 2: She like, got some migos, not the migos.
Speaker 3: Listen, hell me and Chris recorded that a while ago,
Speaker 3: and it was too fire for him not to put
Speaker 3: on this album.
Speaker 2: That's what that was. That was so long ago. That
Speaker 2: was a long time ago. It wasn't.
Speaker 16: In twenty seventeen, Kuevo actually started dating Cauci, who had
Speaker 16: previously dated Chris Brown or whatever. Right, and then they
Speaker 16: you know, for those who don't remember or whatever, they
Speaker 16: got into like a little altercation allegedly at a parking
Speaker 16: lot right after the BAT after the BAT Awards, backstage
Speaker 16: actually so and then the artist was recently just seen
Speaker 16: sitting together at an event, but they were awkwardly sitting together.
Speaker 2: That was placement.
Speaker 1: I think production did that. Yeah, Chris even said somebody
Speaker 1: was like, he said something like, I have to be
Speaker 1: it's for business.
Speaker 2: Business.
Speaker 7: They ain't got seen guys say nothing to me, and
Speaker 7: I ain't got say nothing to him.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 16: Kuevo heard that, and you know, all these artists got
Speaker 16: studios in the house. He slid down them steps, he
Speaker 16: made his song, he made his little disk, and then
Speaker 16: he came back at Chris.
Speaker 2: He did it, you won't come home, don't beat up,
Speaker 2: don't beat up. It must be a drug.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, damn, that's that's crazy.
Speaker 3: When Michelle Obama said when they go, we go high
Speaker 3: said nope, I'm taking it to the floor.
Speaker 2: We're gonna break dance, not don't beat up. I damn damn.
Speaker 16: Chris Brown can't wait to fly instead listen all right,
Speaker 16: So I guess we don't stand by to see who
Speaker 16: else coming after that.
Speaker 7: Well, we know Chris gonna say something, all right.
Speaker 16: Future in Metro Booman, we still don't trust your album
Speaker 16: that's out and people online speculating and there's a few
Speaker 16: Drake this is And on the song show of Hands
Speaker 16: with a said Rocky, he mentions Drake being mad that
Speaker 16: he is now with Rihanna color.
Speaker 9: Metro put me on the first.
Speaker 15: Bad not just back your birth sweelings. Oh women, but
Speaker 15: you've heard his son I smashed.
Speaker 2: Before your birth son fly go hit it first son.
Speaker 15: Still don't trust you always us stepper down heard you
Speaker 15: drop your laated.
Speaker 2: It's funny how it just came and.
Speaker 3: Went the old Drake that though because Drake had some
Speaker 3: uh he had some you have some boss with him
Speaker 3: on for all the dogs.
Speaker 2: Ye yeah, he told him that.
Speaker 7: I just want like he said to really like. It
Speaker 7: wasn't believable to me.
Speaker 2: I don't even hear what this was, but you know.
Speaker 1: Made it seemed like he smashed his his baby moms
Speaker 1: before he had his first son.
Speaker 2: That's what I seen.
Speaker 7: He was like, this ain't like you.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was Rihanna. I think you to
Speaker 1: so many the other one might go ahead to think
Speaker 1: about it. He said, before you had your first son.
Speaker 2: No put me on the first.
Speaker 15: I just back your worst one feelings. But you've heard
Speaker 15: his son I smashed before his birth son hit it
Speaker 15: first son.
Speaker 2: Don't trust you. That's how he hit his baby mother.
Speaker 2: I think you're right, that's what it sounds like. Lord.
Speaker 16: I mean, I thought it was like I was hitting
Speaker 16: Rihanna before you even got Shorty pregnant like the other Shorty.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well if he did, okay, that's cute or whatever.
Speaker 16: But anyway, I could be wrong. I mean, you could
Speaker 16: be we we don't know, but whatever. On the First Sunday.
Speaker 16: On First Sunday, Future stills his flow back from Drake
Speaker 16: Now we Know. Future wrote drake song feeling Ways on
Speaker 16: his album Views so.
Speaker 15: And then fill away away to the simple Way, superb,
Speaker 15: super superb.
Speaker 7: And then I listened to that and I was like, Okay,
Speaker 7: I like that, but I never heard Drake. This is
Speaker 7: Drake's the future away, feel.
Speaker 4: Away, forget it away.
Speaker 6: I stopped listening things you say because you don't mean
Speaker 6: it anyway.
Speaker 2: So that's like a subtle shot, like you let people know.
Speaker 2: I like, that's for Drake. That's me, Like I did
Speaker 2: that the fuel on the ghostwriting rooms. He did.
Speaker 16: I mean, it's just still like Patty a little bit.
Speaker 16: It's like, all right, they not these are not real.
Speaker 16: This is this is just mentions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm still waiting for the real. This is the fact.
Speaker 7: Wait for the real because one coming up. All right,
Speaker 7: so the we can sung this nigga damn.
Speaker 2: Yes, he sure did. They gone time.
Speaker 6: Just my brother's bad. When they got it send op rash.
Speaker 6: Oh thank god. Then we never do the big time.
Speaker 7: They shoot us like a tip top.
Speaker 2: Got us lapping in the lamber.
Speaker 8: I promise that.
Speaker 7: I got Chum back.
Speaker 3: I don't consider at a disc like that's just him talking.
Speaker 3: Like what Cuevo and Chris Brown was doing was different.
Speaker 2: That was a disc that was an r and b
Speaker 2: way of this. But no, you said, I'm glad I
Speaker 2: signed my life away. So glad I signed my life. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you shoot is on TikTok. So he would shoot us
Speaker 2: everybody on TikTok, he said.
Speaker 7: And we never do the big talk.
Speaker 2: Never do the big talk.
Speaker 3: The fact that all these blogs online here everything is
Speaker 3: a disc lets you know everything you need to know.
Speaker 3: They just a bunch of blood, blood thirsty, unhealed, evens
Speaker 3: who lived for the drama because they know the drama
Speaker 3: gets them engagement.
Speaker 2: Kind of sound like this too. I ain't gonna front,
Speaker 2: but Drake got a fight back now, is he don't?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 5: Come on?
Speaker 2: Not ever?
Speaker 7: Somebody don't have a sing to me like yo.
Speaker 3: You know, the internet is trying to gas Drake up.
Speaker 3: The Internet wants to the Internet wants to hear Drake
Speaker 3: get active. So they're saying everything is a Drake, this
Speaker 3: dre state focused. You got one out and his name
Speaker 3: is Kendrick Lamar okay, and you've been ducking that fight
Speaker 3: for a long time. Kendrick been bullying you for several
Speaker 3: years now and you've done nothing about it. Now, if
Speaker 3: you choose to ignore it, cool, that's on you. I'm
Speaker 3: not mad at it. I just want you to know
Speaker 3: we know who's been challenging you, and you know too.
Speaker 3: It ain't the Weekend and ain't sad Rocky.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's all of them. It's Kendrick Lamar. Give them balls,
Speaker 2: give him all the balls in rat.
Speaker 3: You just need to bring back celebrity deathmatch. This would
Speaker 3: be a great time to bring. They would jump them, though,
Speaker 3: don't jump. Kendrick would come out the Raptors like Sting.
Speaker 3: Remember Sting used to come out the Raptors dressed like
Speaker 3: the crow with the long black trench coat on and
Speaker 3: the face thing the baseball bat.
Speaker 7: Used to sit up there and social introvert watching everybody.
Speaker 3: That's Kendrick right now. Kendrick is singing the Raptors just waiting.
Speaker 3: I got confidence in Drizzy waiting. I got confidence in Drizzy,
Speaker 3: confidence to do what to rap. Yeah he can rap,
Speaker 3: but he ain't got no Kendrick. No, he gonna come back.
Speaker 3: I don't know when he better.
Speaker 2: Hopefully you better keep chilling him.
Speaker 7: That's what you better keep doing.
Speaker 2: No mind, we act like drinking our boss.
Speaker 3: Phenomenal. Kendrick and Drake would be a phenomenal matchup. I'm
Speaker 3: just telling you he don't want it with Kung Fou Kenny.
Speaker 3: That's my don't He don't want it with Kung Fu kick.
Speaker 7: He can take Sad, he can take the weekend.
Speaker 2: Stop it. You can sing back, but stop drinking. Is
Speaker 2: a smart championship fight. He know the match. He should
Speaker 2: not take it. He don't need He's been ducking this
Speaker 2: match for several years.
Speaker 7: Don't any of them for that.
Speaker 1: We still people say that when he had when he
Speaker 1: when he battled the Meek and him went back and forth.
Speaker 1: That was a good fight for him and he won that,
Speaker 1: but then he lost the Pusher, all right, and he
Speaker 1: you don't want it with Kendrick. And if you do
Speaker 1: want it with Kendrick, then he needs to show improve.
Speaker 3: But if he chooses not to, I'm cool on that too.
Speaker 3: But I just want him to know that the op
Speaker 3: is Kendrick Lamar.
Speaker 4: Meek.
Speaker 2: I did not say that. Nobody heard that at all.
Speaker 3: Nobody heard that Kendrick is the one that wants to fight.
Speaker 3: Kendrick has been challenging him for several several years.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's gonna do it on his time, right, and
Speaker 1: he's not gonna listen to your social media antics, and
Speaker 1: he's gonna do it on his time when.
Speaker 2: He wants to do it.
Speaker 7: I'm not leadership leadership.
Speaker 2: All right. When we come back, we got front page news.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you about Biden.
Speaker 1: Biden was supposed to be talking to a group of journalists,
Speaker 1: but the journalists weren't in the room.
Speaker 2: It was an empty hallway. We'll tell you about it
Speaker 2: when we come back. It's the breakfast.
Speaker 1: Leftbar wanting everybody. It's DJ n V, jes Hilarius, Charlamagne,
Speaker 1: the God. We are the breakfast club. Let's get in
Speaker 1: some front page news.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Tom Brady, he joked that he's not opposed to coming
Speaker 1: back to the NFL.
Speaker 2: This would be after his second retirement. I'm not opposed
Speaker 2: to it. If they were, I don't know.
Speaker 14: They're gonna let me by becoming an owner in the
Speaker 14: NFL team, But I don't know. If I don't know,
Speaker 14: I'm always going to be in a good shape. I
Speaker 14: always be able to throw the ball. So to come
Speaker 14: in for a little bit like MJ coming back. I
Speaker 14: don't know if they let me, but I wouldn't be
Speaker 14: opposed to it.
Speaker 2: I mean, the way the rules are set up in
Speaker 2: the NFL. Was damn near flag football.
Speaker 3: It probably would, you know, be okay for him to
Speaker 3: come back at the ten to age of forty six
Speaker 3: and stay in the pocket and just throw the football.
Speaker 3: It's not like they cant hit nobody no more.
Speaker 7: They really can't.
Speaker 2: That mean they hit really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, yeah, Now we got to talk about Biden
Speaker 1: bying cancels another round of student debt for over two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand borrowers.
Speaker 2: We got the audio win, he said. The audio is in.
Speaker 2: It's in, it said, look at the strings.
Speaker 6: It.
Speaker 5: From day one, my administrator's been committed to fixing the
Speaker 5: broken student loan system and making sure higher education is
Speaker 5: a ticket to the middle class, not a barrier. My
Speaker 5: administration's approved debt cancelation for four million Americans through various actions,
Speaker 5: and today I'm announcing new plans that would cancel student
Speaker 5: debt for millions more. In total, these plans who canceled
Speaker 5: some are all student debt for thirty million Americans. When
Speaker 5: combined with everything we've done so far to find out
Speaker 5: how these plans may impact you, visit studentaid dot gov.
Speaker 2: Round of applause.
Speaker 3: I'm not mad at that dropping the clues bombs, you know,
Speaker 3: for everybody out there getting a student debt wiped out.
Speaker 3: But I still think that he should have the people
Speaker 3: who are getting they debt wiped out doing the testimony.
Speaker 2: Agree. I don't want to hear him, you know, I
Speaker 2: don't want to hear him. He sound like a corps
Speaker 2: of debt.
Speaker 3: Like it don't even sound like exciting, and it don't
Speaker 3: sound he's Like I said, I always think he's an
Speaker 3: uninspiring candidate.
Speaker 2: He has no main character energy.
Speaker 3: He should have the people who are getting their debt
Speaker 3: wiped out telling their own testimony.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because there's a lot of testimony people that tell
Speaker 1: you they've been paying their student debt for you know, decades,
Speaker 1: ten years, you know, fifteen years trying to get him down.
Speaker 1: A lot of people that they've finished that debt. Like
Speaker 1: you said, they can start their own business, they could
Speaker 1: be entrepreneurs, they can get into you know, purchase their
Speaker 1: own home.
Speaker 3: Whatever it make them tell the story y'all got y'all
Speaker 3: got all these political ad dollars, put commercials together with
Speaker 3: those people telling the story.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see it from President Joe Biden, Right,
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, Instagram is cutting down on teen sextortion, and
Speaker 1: this is how they're doing it.
Speaker 17: Any parent with especially teenagers, knows you got to be
Speaker 17: diligent when it comes to their use of social media.
Speaker 17: Now Instagram is doing something that's going.
Speaker 2: To help that as well.
Speaker 17: There's this scam where people are trying to convince teens
Speaker 17: to send them nude photos and then tell the teens
Speaker 17: that they'll post the image online unless the victim sends
Speaker 17: them money or gift cards. The company announced today it's
Speaker 17: testing new features to curb the crime, including blurring nude
Speaker 17: images sent and direct messages, and letting users know when
Speaker 17: they've interacted with somebody who's engaged in financial sex stortion.
Speaker 2: As they call it.
Speaker 17: The FBI says it's seen an increase in finance and
Speaker 17: in these types of case series in recent years, often
Speaker 17: started by scammers overseas. Instagram says the feature should be
Speaker 17: available worldwide.
Speaker 2: I feel so sorry for those kids in the world
Speaker 2: they have to grow up in man. Yeah, we did
Speaker 2: not have those problems. Yeah. No, I'm all for advances
Speaker 2: in technology, but that is when I'm not Yeah.
Speaker 1: And it seems like he's getting worse and worse and
Speaker 1: worse and I can't see it getting better, Like I
Speaker 1: can't see it with the way technology is moving, in
Speaker 1: the way that these kids are on Instagram and snapchat
Speaker 1: and YouTube so much, I don't see it getting better,
Speaker 1: you know. And a lot of parents are using these
Speaker 1: devices as babysitters, you know.
Speaker 16: Yep, yeah, I remember Wilo said that like technology is
Speaker 16: now raising your kids. It is like, yeah, they spend
Speaker 16: more time on technology than they do in your presence.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Even with my son yesterday, he was on roadblocks, he
Speaker 1: was on roeblocks and instead of typing in the words,
Speaker 1: he's talking into it so he doesn't have to type
Speaker 1: it and know if his sentence is right or wrong.
Speaker 1: And I took his phone from him yesterday. But that
Speaker 1: was the reason why I'm like, no, like, go do harmwork,
Speaker 1: go read a book, like enough's enough, so all right,
Speaker 1: and that is front page.
Speaker 2: What you're gonna do.
Speaker 3: And the chip is available when like that stuff like
Speaker 3: Elon Musk got like Nora link, you know, and they
Speaker 3: can implement I don't know the technical professional words for,
Speaker 3: but when they can put like chat, GPT and stuff
Speaker 3: in your.
Speaker 2: Brain like you can think about it and the type
Speaker 2: of out.
Speaker 3: Of Yeah, because you're gonna be How you're gonna compete
Speaker 3: on stage with a stand up comedian that got that
Speaker 3: in their brain.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm gonna keep doing what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Trust me, they're gonna be too quick, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. They're gonna be pulling jokes out the sky.
Speaker 3: How are you supposed to compete if you're debating with somebody,
Speaker 3: you know, imagine doctor Mike laic Backson who got coming
Speaker 3: in next, debating somebody who got the chipp in his brain.
Speaker 3: And the doc ain't no joke already. But when you
Speaker 3: got the chip in your brain, you can just pull
Speaker 3: out information from all types of different places.
Speaker 7: But how would that work on stage? I don't understand
Speaker 7: what you mean.
Speaker 2: What do you mean? Like you said, just be smarter,
Speaker 2: They'll just be faster, They'll just be my audience, no.
Speaker 7: Person, Because you said, imagine me on stage.
Speaker 2: Said how you're gonna compete?
Speaker 16: I'm gonna compete community comedians who have yes. That don't
Speaker 16: mean they're gonna be fun because they just pulling Joe.
Speaker 2: Yes will they're gonna be able to pull up anything.
Speaker 7: Why don't compete with comedians anyway? I just do my thing.
Speaker 2: Sweets great. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've heard a little do Ball say that too, as
Speaker 3: far as like what you're gonna do when somebody got
Speaker 3: the chip in their brain, and that's true, like when
Speaker 3: they got the chip in their head and they can
Speaker 3: just pull up anything. Well, I guess about chat GT
Speaker 3: you can. You can literally say, hey, write this script
Speaker 3: about this movie. Write a script about a guy in
Speaker 3: a studio with a crown roll back.
Speaker 2: You'll do a whole movie script in five three five minutes.
Speaker 7: Right, And it's still trash movies coming out.
Speaker 2: So what are we talking about? Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 7: Are you investing in into something like? What did you
Speaker 7: believe heavily?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 3: No, I'm just telling you what the shoot you may
Speaker 3: look like? May it may not know it will ain't no,
Speaker 3: May May is next month. May I will say this
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 1: I think they have to change the education in the
Speaker 1: curriculum because a lot of these students are using chat
Speaker 1: GPT to write papers. They're using chat GPT to pass
Speaker 1: tests and pass glasses where they're not actually getting the knowledge.
Speaker 1: They're going through an app to actually do the work
Speaker 1: for them. It's gonna be a world of dummies, you know.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying, it is, it is what it is,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: Now, when we come back, Michael Eric Dice will be
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 1: He's gonna be speaking at the National Action Network twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four convention and we're talking to him next.
Speaker 2: And don't move. It's to Breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jesse, Hilarias, Charlamagne, the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club. You got a special guests in
Speaker 1: the buillet. That's right, the good brother, Michael Eric Dison,
Speaker 1: Welcome back, brother.
Speaker 9: It's good to be here. The new jigs they look great. Wow, man,
Speaker 9: sal how come no pictures of dicing on the wall, sir?
Speaker 2: Headline look crispy the same thing you got the crispy here.
Speaker 9: I had to get it faded up before I came here, man.
Speaker 9: You know, I had to hang with y'all. I had
Speaker 9: to get right, man.
Speaker 1: But it is a big election. Yeah, it is a
Speaker 1: big election, bro diving man. How you feeling, Biden? How
Speaker 1: you feel about true?
Speaker 2: The rematch American is not wanting.
Speaker 9: It's true, but it's what we got. You know, I
Speaker 9: want the Lakers to be every year in the finals.
Speaker 9: Because I was raised as a Lakers fan. But that
Speaker 9: ain't who's plan. You know, It's probably gonna be the
Speaker 9: Nuggets and maybe the Celtics, So you gotta choose one
Speaker 9: of them. And the thing is is that, yes, we
Speaker 9: think we want better choices because we want better choices.
Speaker 9: We think that better people should run because we think
Speaker 9: better people should run. But these are the people running.
Speaker 9: I happen to believe that there is not even a
Speaker 9: question for black people of who to choose. I mean,
Speaker 9: Joe Biden has been far above anything that President or
Speaker 9: ex President Trump is provided. I saw him in the
Speaker 9: talking about jobs, bro. I mean, the unemployment rate of
Speaker 9: Black America now is about five point six. When Biden
Speaker 9: came into office, it was nine point three. He's talking
Speaker 9: about money and checks, and I see Sexy Read and
Speaker 9: other rappers talking about he gave us a check. First
Speaker 9: of all, please study your politics and your civics. That's
Speaker 9: the Congress that allotted that money. Plus is yodo And
Speaker 9: if you on account that way, then count what Biden
Speaker 9: did for relieving the burden of people paying back their
Speaker 9: student loans, and on and on and on. When we
Speaker 9: look at every metric, not only putting a black woman
Speaker 9: in the Vice President's office, not only putting a black
Speaker 9: woman on the Supreme Court, but doing programs that lift
Speaker 9: all boats, that address African American people, specifically in some instances,
Speaker 9: but more broadly issues that are concerning us. Whether it's
Speaker 9: about discrimination and housing, whether it's about not only student
Speaker 9: loans but every effort of education, kicking kids out of
Speaker 9: school early, and on and on and on. It ain't
Speaker 9: no question for me. Donald Trump is a vortex of bigotry.
Speaker 9: He is the leader of the big autocracy, the rule
Speaker 9: reign and tyranny of forces that are antithetical to our
Speaker 9: best interests, not only as black people, but as a nation.
Speaker 2: And when we look at.
Speaker 9: Every indication of where we are as a nation, this
Speaker 9: is a guy who's still standing by people who supported
Speaker 9: January sixth, the insurrectionist. He's trying to make them amat
Speaker 9: American patriots, but demonizing Black lives matter, demonizing people who
Speaker 9: protest for the right and ability to live in this
Speaker 9: nation without the unjust encumbrances imposed on us by white supremacy.
Speaker 9: So I don't understand what black people see in Donald
Speaker 9: Trump's swag. I mean, come on, it's borrowswag at best.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump the face of neo fascism, the face of
Speaker 9: an authoritarian government that is already indicated if he gets
Speaker 9: back in office, what he's going to do. There ain't
Speaker 9: no choice for us and black people. We got to
Speaker 9: wake up. These are the things we have to attend to.
Speaker 9: And look, you saw the article, I think in the
Speaker 9: New York Times that said that Donald Trump and the
Speaker 9: Republican Party are supporting third party interests because those detract
Speaker 9: from and take votes away from Joe Biden. So we
Speaker 9: know in a tight race, every vote counts r RFK
Speaker 9: Junior in particular. And I think that again, this is
Speaker 9: not time for this extended journey of narcissism, this escapade
Speaker 9: of self deification and bro these are serious issues at stake,
Speaker 9: and Black folk got to get out there and vote.
Speaker 3: Well, you say, the black conservatives who say our best
Speaker 3: interests are conservative.
Speaker 2: Rue.
Speaker 9: That's why so few of them, they numbers speak for themselves.
Speaker 9: Black conservatives are quite interesting. You know, you had a
Speaker 9: wonderful interview here with Candas Owns. She ain't you know
Speaker 9: what's interesting to me. Candie Owns ain't apologized for what
Speaker 9: she said about George Floyd. She made an entire documentary,
Speaker 9: but smirching this man's attitude posthumously, no apology for that.
Speaker 9: That's how she feels. Why did she apologize, Well, first
Speaker 9: of all, because she shouldn't have. But she should apologize
Speaker 9: because she's wrong number one. Number two, she can feel
Speaker 9: that way, and that's your point about feeling. Let me
Speaker 9: connect these two black people. What we feel as opposed
Speaker 9: to what we do. Sometimes you don't feel like loving
Speaker 9: your partner, you don't feel like loving your wife or
Speaker 9: your husband or the person you're with, but you do
Speaker 9: it out of what a sense of duty and obligation.
Speaker 9: Those are not bad words. So just because she felt
Speaker 9: that way, the facts show that's not true. The stuff
Speaker 9: she tried to make up has been empirically dis proved.
Speaker 9: At the same time, here's a man lying on the
Speaker 9: ground begging for his life that millions of black people
Speaker 9: can identify with, and she's trying to turn it into
Speaker 9: some conspiracy of black you know, refusal to be responsible.
Speaker 9: You know, her and Jason Whitlock. These are people who
Speaker 9: are destructive for our community. If that's what black conservativism is,
Speaker 9: her or Jason Whitlock, or Clarence Thomas, who has been
Speaker 9: a singular source of destruction for our people. The black
Speaker 9: conservatives ain't that much to recommend for their particular viewpoint.
Speaker 2: This is what I think we're missing.
Speaker 3: And I'm not defending any of these people, all right,
Speaker 3: What I think with somebody like a Canda's Orange, I
Speaker 3: don't think black people, certain black people didn't realize she
Speaker 3: already had a large audience Black She had a movement
Speaker 3: called Blexit, and that was six seven years ago when
Speaker 3: she was trying to get people, black people in particular,
Speaker 3: to get off the Democratic plantation and seek other things,
Speaker 3: whether it was being a conservative, being an independent, whatever
Speaker 3: it is. So I think now when people say this
Speaker 3: thing about oh, it's black people embracing her, It's like, nah,
Speaker 3: she already had an audience.
Speaker 9: When we say black people really talking about new black
Speaker 9: people who wasn't embracing her before? The black people who weren't. Look,
Speaker 9: of course they are conservative black people in this country.
Speaker 9: Candas Owns and Kanye West, bless them. They can do
Speaker 9: what they want, they can believe what they want, but
Speaker 9: we have a right and an obligation to say, but
Speaker 9: that is not productive for us. And just because you
Speaker 9: may can doe from that or some black people follow you.
Speaker 9: The masses of black people are not following you, because
Speaker 9: the masses of black people don't discern in your belief
Speaker 9: system a structure of reliable confidence invested in this political order.
Speaker 9: For you to represent us, you ain't representing what we believe.
Speaker 9: When you believe in things you don't understand, then you
Speaker 9: suffer superstition. Ain't the way the great Stevie Wonder said,
Speaker 9: And some of that conservative stuff is kind of political superstition.
Speaker 9: It's not premised upon empirical facts. It's not based upon
Speaker 9: what we know to be the case. It's an idealized
Speaker 9: expression of where we are. So when the conservatives latch
Speaker 9: on it, you shouldn't be the color of your skin.
Speaker 9: It should be to contu your character. That was a
Speaker 9: dream that a man articulated, that was not a reality.
Speaker 9: So again for candas Owns to get a pass in.
Speaker 9: And this is what I mean by past, not that
Speaker 9: they weren't already black people following her, but for our
Speaker 9: sympathies of those who didn't necessarily sign on to what
Speaker 9: she believed to now be sympathetic to her because she's
Speaker 9: gotten mistreated by white folks.
Speaker 2: That's what we've been telling you anybody being sympathetic hurdle.
Speaker 9: You don't think anybody's being sympathetic to Cantazons. Oh yeah,
Speaker 9: there are a lot of people sympathetic to Canvassons as
Speaker 9: a black woman stand up for her.
Speaker 2: You know it could be. It could be because they
Speaker 2: agree on the God's issue. That's probably I can that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, okay, all right, we got more with
Speaker 1: Michael Eric Dyson when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning owning Everybody's ej N V.
Speaker 1: Jesselary, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's
Speaker 1: still kicking it with Michael Eric Dyson. Now, I think
Speaker 1: a lot of people are tired of I call it
Speaker 1: the daddy's law in my house.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: The daddy'slaw in my house is I said it, and
Speaker 1: you do what I say, don't ask me no questions.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's a lot with Democrats, right. We
Speaker 1: see things sometimes when we ask a question and be like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're going against us.
Speaker 2: I'm not going against you. I'm asking a question. Right.
Speaker 1: We talked about you body right when you talk about
Speaker 1: Bidy and and people thought he had amnesia just watching
Speaker 1: the things that he do, and then wh when you
Speaker 1: ask about it, it's like, oh, you're going against him,
Speaker 1: You're giving the Republicans ammunition. No, I'm just asking because
Speaker 1: I might not want that democrats.
Speaker 3: Any critique, any critique, democritique, I might automatically making where
Speaker 3: the money goes with this, that, and the other.
Speaker 1: If I ask a question or question anybody like anybody
Speaker 1: like I can question you, you can question me. Doesn't
Speaker 1: necessarily mean we enemies, doesn't mean I'm going against you,
Speaker 1: but we just having a real conversation. And I think
Speaker 1: that's what bought. There's a lot of black Americans when
Speaker 1: it comes to Democrats.
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 9: I mean, but if you think that's the problem with Democrats,
Speaker 9: what in the hell do you think that's in regard
Speaker 9: to Republicans who, at least with Democrats, you have an
Speaker 9: argument to be made. And by the way, I agree
Speaker 9: with all that in the sense that we should be
Speaker 9: able to criticize. I wrote an entire book as this Generation,
Speaker 9: as a whole book on Barack Obama broad even though
Speaker 9: I distinguished myself from them in terms of how far
Speaker 9: at least Wes was able to go. I think Tavis
Speaker 9: had a bit more decor. But but decorum. I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: But the point is this is that, yes, you know,
Speaker 9: I was out there taking strays because I believe a
Speaker 9: certain thing and I wanted to hold people accountable, still
Speaker 9: love them. See, I believe in the six inning theory
Speaker 9: of baseball. As you know, this is baseball season and
Speaker 9: the sixth inning. If it starts raining, whoever is the
Speaker 9: head's gonna win. If you go six innings, whoever's the
Speaker 9: head gonna win. So I think we got to go
Speaker 9: six innings. That means we got to stay on the
Speaker 9: same team, have the message of productive engagement politically for
Speaker 9: our people, what helps us, what hurts us, unidentifying enemies,
Speaker 9: friends and opponents, and then after six innings, you got
Speaker 9: some stuff to spread around. So when you make a
Speaker 9: critical comment like that, don't be naive. I'm just being
Speaker 9: objective and neutral. I'm its raising a question. You ain't
Speaker 9: just being objective and neutral, even if you intend to be,
Speaker 9: the consequence of your talk is not Your intent may
Speaker 9: be to be neutral, the consequence is it reinforces a
Speaker 9: certain narrative or belief. That doesn't mean you can't be
Speaker 9: critical because I was critical, but I put it in context.
Speaker 9: I specified how much I had for Obama. I specified
Speaker 9: what I thought he was doing right. I talked about
Speaker 9: the interests he held. I talked about how white supremacy
Speaker 9: ganged up on him. But I also said he had
Speaker 9: three bites.
Speaker 2: At the apple.
Speaker 9: He ain't chose no black woman to be on the
Speaker 9: Supreme Court. He had many opportunities where he spoke up
Speaker 9: and out against black people. I think that his comments
Speaker 9: about and especially his spouse in regard to Jeremiah Wright,
Speaker 9: were wholly gratuitous and destructive after the fact. So I
Speaker 9: got criticisms, but I got to understand the degree to
Speaker 9: which they play into a narrative that either supports my
Speaker 9: beliefs or undercuts them. So there's no kind of objective.
Speaker 9: This our comedian point of objectivity. I stand outside the
Speaker 9: flow of human history. No, bro, you down here with
Speaker 9: Wes Montgomery on the ground. As y'all probably too young,
Speaker 9: remember Wes Montgomery, the great jazz guitarist, down here on
Speaker 9: the ground. We're down here on the ground. So it's
Speaker 9: not that we can't be critical, But I'm saying, what's
Speaker 9: your critique of a political order where Republicans don't even
Speaker 9: give a damn about who you are. At least what
Speaker 9: Democrats you can push them. At least with Democrats. Wait
Speaker 9: a minute, you said you claimed you were part of
Speaker 9: and then you fill into blanks.
Speaker 2: So what are you doing?
Speaker 9: You're failing us. That kind of critique is is quite
Speaker 9: necessary and powerful, and when we do it, however, is
Speaker 9: extremely powerful as well, and we have to be strategic
Speaker 9: about it.
Speaker 3: I agree with you wholeheartedly, and I also say I
Speaker 3: feel like black people in particular, we shouldn't be beholden
Speaker 3: to any party. I don't think these fanatics over Democrats
Speaker 3: are insane to me. These fanatics over conservatives aren't saying
Speaker 3: to me, we should always be looking at who and
Speaker 3: what serves our best interests.
Speaker 2: I don't even think we should be talking about voting
Speaker 2: for individuals.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the ideas and the ideas that that
Speaker 3: individual is putting on the table.
Speaker 2: But I think that'll get you fathered. But let me
Speaker 2: in a conversation with you, let.
Speaker 4: Me ask you this.
Speaker 9: Here's the point. Why are black people stupid? I don't
Speaker 9: think so.
Speaker 2: No, I think dumb. I don't think so.
Speaker 9: So why is it that black people are voting for
Speaker 9: the Democrats. It's not because they're on a damn plantation,
Speaker 9: because at least the Democrats, they serve off the Limitis,
Speaker 9: they serve our best interests. So you know the old saying,
Speaker 9: no permanent party, just permanent interest.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 9: I get that, But our interests have been tied up
Speaker 9: with people who at least are willing to listen to us.
Speaker 9: Tell me what interests of African American people accept a
Speaker 9: few black rappers that Donald Trump got out of jail.
Speaker 9: What Black person can point to him and say these
Speaker 9: This man articulates the interests of my community, embraces us
Speaker 9: as a people, understands our plight In predicament, he's talking
Speaker 9: about the whole countries, many of whom but many of
Speaker 9: which are countries of color black people in them. This
Speaker 9: is a dude consistently talking about hurting and harming black people,
Speaker 9: using the police power of the state to circumscribe us
Speaker 9: and to undermine us. So I'm saying, why would we
Speaker 9: even vote for anybody who's part of that party?
Speaker 3: In Everything you're saying is absolutely correct, But what I
Speaker 3: want us to start doing is just look at the
Speaker 3: things that these people are doing that is getting people's attention.
Speaker 3: You dismissed something. Right, you said that, you said that
Speaker 3: he let out three black rappers. It's not even about
Speaker 3: the black rappers. It's about the first step back. I
Speaker 3: think Donald Trump is a fascist. He's a threat of democracy.
Speaker 3: I don't think that you know anybody who calls himself
Speaker 3: a patriots and want somebody in the White House who
Speaker 3: wanted to suspend the constitution to overthrow the results of Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: But with all of that on the table, what do
Speaker 3: you say to people who say so what? I mean, like,
Speaker 3: there's people already living in hell in this country. So
Speaker 3: when you tell them that, yo, he's a threat of democracy,
Speaker 3: they were like, democracy ain't never worked for us, no way.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but that's democracy. All things gonna get worse. Well,
Speaker 9: first of all, if they in hell, you got to
Speaker 9: tell people, yeah, you in hell. But if you think
Speaker 9: you lonely, now wait until the night. You got a
Speaker 9: Bobby Womack theology. You got to have a Bobby Womack theology.
Speaker 9: If you think it's bad, now wait until the night.
Speaker 6: Girl.
Speaker 9: So black people got to understand that there are degrees
Speaker 9: to this, right, and when we look at the degrees
Speaker 9: to this, yes, it is tough. Child poverty is still real.
Speaker 9: The attack on black women's bodies is still real. The
Speaker 9: dismissal of African American interest is still real.
Speaker 4: But it is.
Speaker 9: If it's bad. Now, what in the hell do you
Speaker 9: think is going to be when a fascist takes over,
Speaker 9: When a guy who doesn't even who's not even interested
Speaker 9: in your particular viewpoint or your suffering, takes over. Yes,
Speaker 9: he can go to a darn Chick fil A right
Speaker 9: now and tell you that Joe Biden is the worst
Speaker 9: president in the history. That's another lie he's telling. So
Speaker 9: if we don't think that it makes a difference. And look,
Speaker 9: it's hard for people who are suffering to hear that,
Speaker 9: but our people have always suffered.
Speaker 2: You think you in hell?
Speaker 9: Imagine having no rights or her ability to assert what
Speaker 9: your beliefs are.
Speaker 2: You think you in hell?
Speaker 9: What about when you had no choice but to do
Speaker 9: what a slave master told you when you were raped,
Speaker 9: that will, without moral compunction or legal redress.
Speaker 4: That was hell.
Speaker 9: And in the midst of that hell, those black people
Speaker 9: held up and held out hope as our condition if
Speaker 9: they could do it. I ain't trying to hear nothing
Speaker 9: from people right now, all.
Speaker 2: Right, we got more with Michael Eric Diyson when we
Speaker 2: come back, don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning, and everybody is EJ
Speaker 1: N V Jesse, Larry Charlamage, the guy we are the
Speaker 1: break Fist Club is still kicking it with Michael Eric Dyson, Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: What do you think is fair?
Speaker 3: Are unfair in regards to critique of personality? Because I'm
Speaker 3: a person that believes you just can't say what you
Speaker 3: want to say and expect everybody to agree. Some people
Speaker 3: are going to like it, some people are not gonna
Speaker 3: like it, and with social media math, people don't have
Speaker 3: an opinion about.
Speaker 9: It, Salve, I mean, and look, critique is one thing,
Speaker 9: but that's different than you just assaulting me. That's just
Speaker 9: different than you saying stuff that ain't even true, making
Speaker 9: it up. And here now we got deep fakes. We're
Speaker 9: worried about AI. The only AI I did is Alan Iverson.
Speaker 9: Other than that, bro is rough because now we don't
Speaker 9: we're not sure it was real, was not? And black
Speaker 9: people should be the last people taking allegations as convictions.
Speaker 2: Lord, have mercy.
Speaker 9: I mean, how can you just say something and then
Speaker 9: convict somebody black people, of all people, And we have
Speaker 9: tremendous access. Now we know, we have the possibility to
Speaker 9: know more than we've ever known before, and we know
Speaker 9: less than we've ever known because we don't have the
Speaker 9: same kind of curiosity because we think now, because we
Speaker 9: can say something to somebody, I like Charlemagne the God,
Speaker 9: I can jack him up because I have access to
Speaker 9: him now. Before you had to go to this office
Speaker 9: write him a letter, he might not He might not
Speaker 9: have written you back, Doc, Dear doctor King, I disagree
Speaker 9: with the integration. Blah blah blah. You don't have that
Speaker 9: kind of access. You didn't have that kind of access
Speaker 9: then that you have now. So it's a marvel. But
Speaker 9: the problem is everybody got an opinion. Everybody thinks it's
Speaker 9: equally valuable. And because you can insult somebody, do you
Speaker 9: think with the rhetorical capacity I possess, I couldn't eviscerate you.
Speaker 2: You don't think I could do that too? You think
Speaker 2: that you're the only.
Speaker 9: One who possesses the bility to call an MF and
Speaker 9: MF mother fo. I grew up into his Rizzi Nizzo brizather.
Speaker 9: I could get at you. I can cuss you out
Speaker 9: more than you think I can. So the point is
Speaker 9: if we all shutting each other out, we all hollering
Speaker 9: each other, we're all protesting each other, can we ever speak?
Speaker 9: So I'm for speaking and listening. I'm not for cancel culture.
Speaker 9: I'm for engaging people. I'm for talking to other people,
Speaker 9: and I'm for saying, yes, let's talk and we can.
Speaker 2: Be critical, confrontational, conversation, conferenceation.
Speaker 9: How about that criticism is not jumping on you, being
Speaker 9: nasty about you saying you know what, Dyson, I noticed
Speaker 9: you said X, Y, and Z, but you didn't say
Speaker 9: this holding holding me to account. We should be able
Speaker 9: to do that. I know you and I had a
Speaker 9: conversation about the young Jonathan Owens and I posted yesterday
Speaker 9: and you know right right Simon Bio's husband, and people
Speaker 9: kept saying you ain't listening to the whole conversation. I
Speaker 9: listened to the whole conversation. In fact, it's worse than
Speaker 9: that because at one point he goes, look, she's the
Speaker 9: one who kind of you know, match with me and
Speaker 9: stuffing he says. She keeps saying she matched, but it
Speaker 9: was really her. I'm saying, bro, I'm not trying to
Speaker 9: dog Jonathan Owens because that's Look, I've been mad three times.
Speaker 9: Understand that she is valuable to you. And again it
Speaker 9: was a joke. I get people who defend that. I
Speaker 9: understand that. At the end of the day, though, uplift
Speaker 9: that woman. Elevate that woman, happy wife, happy life, Try
Speaker 9: a little tenderness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's all just another example to me,
Speaker 3: is like the relationship thing. Keep that away from the
Speaker 3: strangers on social media.
Speaker 4: Like that.
Speaker 3: Let that be an inside conversation. Y'all laugh and joke
Speaker 3: about amongst each other at dinner. As soon as you
Speaker 3: bring it to social media, stuff like this happened.
Speaker 2: But but but I think it's hellful. They might not care.
Speaker 2: It might be their relationship, they're jokes, their problem with
Speaker 2: their situation. I think it's hard. I think it's hard
Speaker 2: not to kill when everybody jokes.
Speaker 9: Jokes grow out of social situation. Jokes grew out of
Speaker 9: social value. That's what they are, right, of course, because
Speaker 9: they reflect.
Speaker 1: If I shouted the light on my relationship with my
Speaker 1: white people might think it's disrespectful, But it's me and
Speaker 1: my wife.
Speaker 2: We joke all the time. You're a great example.
Speaker 3: And they put their book out and be said in
Speaker 3: his book that he had made his wife orgatherm in
Speaker 3: a decade.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, but that's on him. He should have kept themselves.
Speaker 2: But that's on him.
Speaker 9: Women said I didn't stand up women. If he is
Speaker 9: a hero, because most big I hear you, because I
Speaker 9: couldn't do it for three years, I can do it
Speaker 9: for seven years. He's saying, I'm the one. But but
Speaker 9: see the difference is his was a moment of vulnerability.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 9: My man's moment was a moment of mom let's just
Speaker 9: be real. I mean, you can joke, but the joke
Speaker 9: is reflective of a temperament, an ideal, a politic, an ideology.
Speaker 9: And I'm saying again, that's their business. You're right, because
Speaker 9: I ain't want to put my business out there because
Speaker 9: there's plenty of failures and flaws for people to pick apart.
Speaker 9: My point is when I say game though, bruh, even
Speaker 9: if you believe that respect your woman, elevate your woman,
Speaker 9: understand that in a culture where she's already been demonized
Speaker 9: as a dark skinned black woman, that could be deeply
Speaker 9: and profoundly problematic as well.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't ten years. I wouldn't say that wasn't
Speaker 2: ten yet you started, Michaelison, How you doing. It's just hilarious.
Speaker 11: How you doing? I'm good.
Speaker 7: I heard all the bank bank bank, bank bang.
Speaker 18: What's going on?
Speaker 7: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Let's let's talk about Beyonce Man and what she did
Speaker 3: with with with with Cowboy Carter.
Speaker 9: It's incredible. First of all, she's reunited a constituency of
Speaker 9: country music that has been alienated, like rock music, black people.
Speaker 9: What Beyonce did was reintroduce, allow me to reintroduce myself,
Speaker 9: allow America to understand that country music right is the
Speaker 9: white blues and blues might be the black country. It's
Speaker 9: a similar aperture, it's a similar appetite, it's a similar perspective.
Speaker 2: And what she is introduced.
Speaker 9: She's from Houston. What do you think she listened to
Speaker 9: besides R and B or soul and rock music and
Speaker 9: so on, she listened to country music, to black folk music.
Speaker 9: And what she has done is introduce people to folk
Speaker 9: that they never even knew before. The black girls backing
Speaker 9: her up, Miss you know, Britney Spencer, all of them.
Speaker 9: She introduced Linda Martel, who was a great singer and songwriter.
Speaker 9: She introduces a black woman. She introduced her to him
Speaker 9: There's a long tradition of black cowboys, of black country artists,
Speaker 9: of people who've been doing stuff, and yet we don't
Speaker 9: give them credit. And Beyonce has single handedly resurrected like
Speaker 9: she did would Act one when she delved into the
Speaker 9: history of dance, you know, dance and house music and
Speaker 9: to show the gay aesthetic at the heart of that tradition,
Speaker 9: and now coming back with the country stuff and showing
Speaker 9: how we've been involved in it.
Speaker 3: Just the level of her genius is remarkable. I got
Speaker 3: one last question for you, because we talked about male vulnerability.
Speaker 3: You know, we saw j Cole recently apologize to Kendrick
Speaker 3: Lamar for some they was going back and forth on
Speaker 3: a record, right. I didn't have no problem with the apology.
Speaker 3: I feel like, you know, if you if it didn't
Speaker 3: sit well when he said he didn't sit well with
Speaker 3: my spirit, I ain't got no not just talk about it.
Speaker 2: Didn't say well with his spirit? What do you think?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 9: I saw you you were bringing about that give him
Speaker 9: the donkey of the day out to people who don't
Speaker 9: understand it. What's interesting to me is how Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 9: has escaped all screw that. What's interesting to me is
Speaker 9: that he started this stuff right. Why is it that
Speaker 9: when both Drake and Ja Cole said with the Big Three,
Speaker 9: they're giving you love, bro, they saying you probably big. No,
Speaker 9: it ain't no Big Three, it's big me. Okay, I
Speaker 9: get it. That's the bravado of hip hop and so on. Look,
Speaker 9: I think Jake Cole was mature. He wasn't. It was
Speaker 9: half hearted anyway, It's not my heart's not in it
Speaker 9: because he could have destroyed him. Further More than that,
Speaker 9: he could have Jake Cole is a surgeon with those words,
Speaker 9: He's precise. He's surgical in his strikes. Drake is a monster, right.
Speaker 9: Jake can't even respond it. Maybe he'll respond to the name.
Speaker 9: Maybe Ja Cole. I don't think Ja Cole will. Maybe
Speaker 9: it with Metro booming and Future coming out again with
Speaker 9: their Deluxe, maybe Kendrick has more to say. I think
Speaker 9: you know, Look, it was mature to say, I'm not
Speaker 9: gonna take this in a negative fashion. I don't even
Speaker 9: believe this guy because I love him and appreciate him.
Speaker 9: That should Shane Kendrick. I don't think it will. That
Speaker 9: should say to Kendrick, what am I doing wrong? That
Speaker 9: three men who are great, two of them recognize me.
Speaker 9: But I have to be the only one in the
Speaker 9: sandlot to play with the toys because I'm the greatest.
Speaker 9: That's one way of talking about it. But there are
Speaker 9: other ways of talking about masculinity. There are other ways
Speaker 9: to talk about greatness. There are other ways of speaking.
Speaker 9: Because Drake said he was the coldest. J Cole said
Speaker 9: he was the coldest, and Kendrick said he's the coldest,
Speaker 9: but they didn't do it at the expense of you.
Speaker 9: They didn't name your name to try to suggest that
Speaker 9: you are not the bell Weather, the benchmark or the
Speaker 9: standard by which hip hop should be judged. J. Cole,
Speaker 9: Drake and Kendrick have made ingenious music and we ain't
Speaker 9: got to choose one over the other. We can have
Speaker 9: personal preferences, for sure, but I think Kendrick Lamartin needs
Speaker 9: to be challenging a little bit to grove up morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's DJ M v Jess, Larry Chelamine the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the breakfast club on this Friday, and let's get
Speaker 1: to gess with the missus.
Speaker 4: Us is real, whether it's her lions, Just go out
Speaker 4: the more.
Speaker 2: Just don't do no lines, don't.
Speaker 3: Do that talky talk world why jests worldwide.
Speaker 2: Me on the Breakfast Club. She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 3: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 3: understand something that nobody could get.
Speaker 2: You to see.
Speaker 16: The time to set it off, Okay, story story stories,
Speaker 16: quick ones. Gezi wants custody of his daughter Monico. Uh
Speaker 16: claims Jennie ain't around, so that this is probably why
Speaker 16: she wanted their the details of the divorce public.
Speaker 7: You know, but he didn't. But that's just something quick,
Speaker 7: I ain't having saw it because it's self explanentor that.
Speaker 2: Says a lot, though. When the father wants custody of.
Speaker 7: The child, yeah, and then he claims that the mother
Speaker 7: is not around.
Speaker 1: But that's most cases, right when when people get divorced
Speaker 1: to father fights for custody.
Speaker 2: The mothers for custody. The middle he wants full custody
Speaker 2: of primary custody yep.
Speaker 7: Primary yep. Scary Movie reboot is in the works and
Speaker 7: will be released next year. I'm actually okay with that.
Speaker 7: There's no way that you can like that can't be
Speaker 7: dated scary movie reboot like d Wayne's.
Speaker 16: Nineteen Times, I know, but I still think like because
Speaker 16: stuff keeps happening, like they just all they do is
Speaker 16: like they just kill a black person early and scared
Speaker 16: of hell, a lot of white people the whole movie.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I look forward to this.
Speaker 2: I look forward to this.
Speaker 7: This is like the one of the sequels I grew
Speaker 7: up on. So everyone was funny.
Speaker 2: That's just way of saying, please cast me in a
Speaker 2: scary movie. No, it's not.
Speaker 7: I want to be in a series drama like the
Speaker 7: one with Denzel and Spike Lee.
Speaker 16: Ken Hey not down because oh my god. She would
Speaker 16: be like like like that's gonna be there. She got like,
Speaker 16: oh my god. Anyway, Kevin Durant responds to Fat Joe's
Speaker 16: claims that he almost got jumped at the legendary ruck
Speaker 16: Up Park game. But Kevin Durant responded and said, another
Speaker 16: podcast lie, but they always say Fat Jo'll be lying anyway,
Speaker 16: So well know.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if Fat George lying or not, because
Speaker 3: Fat Joe might have known something that Kevin Durant didn't know.
Speaker 3: That it might have been some people out there that
Speaker 3: wanted to put the beats on KDN. He ain't even know,
Speaker 3: hein he don't know.
Speaker 7: That he got jumped.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, they didn't say he got jumped, that
Speaker 2: he was about to get jumped.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh, he almost wanted to jump in with He
Speaker 3: scored eighty plus points at the Ruggers.
Speaker 7: Right, okay, what could be a lie? Couldn't be We
Speaker 7: don't know. We don't know, we'll see it. I guess
Speaker 7: if Fat Joe said something? Well know all right?
Speaker 16: Black China shares her reaction and explains why she appeared
Speaker 16: in the Where Is Wendy Williams documentary?
Speaker 2: Your moment that you shared with Wendy?
Speaker 19: How did that come about?
Speaker 1: I just would to her house and there happened to
Speaker 1: be cameras.
Speaker 7: Yes, so you had no idea that you were going
Speaker 7: to be popped up, so she had no idea you
Speaker 7: were coming over either.
Speaker 19: Start off, would you like to just say anything nice
Speaker 19: for Wendy for her documentary? And I was like, yeah, sure,
Speaker 19: and I just said it, and that's how that happened.
Speaker 7: What did you make of this documentary?
Speaker 3: A lot of people thought it shouldn't have even been
Speaker 3: made in the first place.
Speaker 19: To be honest, I think it was definitely necessary to
Speaker 19: be made and make it really honestly. Happen to anybody.
Speaker 19: Hopefully maybe this is going to help other people to
Speaker 19: see it. Did make me upset to see Wendy, you know,
Speaker 19: struggling obviously with the alcohol, like that was one of
Speaker 19: my things, struggling with the alcohol. So I can relate
Speaker 19: to that and the part about the dimension and that
Speaker 19: the alcohol is what induced it, because that could have
Speaker 19: been me.
Speaker 16: So that I actually, you know, appreciate the interview that
Speaker 16: was her she met with Entertainment tonight, and that was
Speaker 16: one of the most heartfelt moments on the documentary. Actually, boy,
Speaker 16: tears in my eyes to see like how lost the
Speaker 16: words China was when she was talking to Wendy a lot.
Speaker 7: Of people in the comments. Was I kind of conflicted.
Speaker 16: They was like, you didn't know that it was You
Speaker 16: would be on camera that they were recording, but you
Speaker 16: had a whole mic on No, she said. She said
Speaker 16: she didn't know when she because she would just pop
Speaker 16: up on when she said that they grew to be friends,
Speaker 16: and when she got there, she didn't know that they were.
Speaker 16: She was just popping up on it, and then she
Speaker 16: didn't know they had Before they let her upstairs, they
Speaker 16: asked her about the documentary and that's why she was
Speaker 16: miked up, and then she didn't know what kind of
Speaker 16: documentary it would be. And then of course she had
Speaker 16: to sign of release because her face wasn't blurred, so
Speaker 16: she was well aware that it was. She was made
Speaker 16: aware of that, but she said that it was it
Speaker 16: was great that they did that. I just I would
Speaker 16: have been like, cut, let me put this way back
Speaker 16: on red.
Speaker 2: But anyway, have we heard from from Wendy no anything
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 16: Well, her family, you know, her brother said that she
Speaker 16: is healing, she's fine, she's safe, she's in the facility,
Speaker 16: but we haven't heard from Wendy yet.
Speaker 3: I think it's always good to raise awareness to certain issues.
Speaker 3: I don't feel like that's that's what that documentary was
Speaker 3: there to do. Though, Absolutely that documentary just felt very exploitive.
Speaker 3: Everything that Wendy Williams is going through. It literally was
Speaker 3: called what was it called? Was called where there is?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. So it was like it
Speaker 3: was about her and her whereabouts. It didn't seem like
Speaker 3: they were trying to raise awareness her issues, her health
Speaker 3: issues and things that that need because almost like people
Speaker 3: didn't even really realize she had health issues till later.
Speaker 16: On until yeah, until like the second part yep, yep,
Speaker 16: so and that's still standing question where is she?
Speaker 7: Because people don't know, all right.
Speaker 16: Texas high school teacher accused of using vulnerable students to
Speaker 16: build a prostitution ring with her son.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Kadria Grisby, forty two and her son, Roger McGee is,
Speaker 16: twenty two, both face charges of child trafficking and prostitution.
Speaker 16: Griggsby is her last name. Recruited troubled juveniles from local
Speaker 16: high school by offering them a place to stay, which
Speaker 16: would be a hotel. Text messages between Grigsby and her
Speaker 16: son and between him and three victims show payment of
Speaker 16: prostitution fees being discussed in how to be transferred. The
Speaker 16: three victims, age fifteen, sixteen, and seven, were reportedly students
Speaker 16: at the school Griggsby taught at, and we're reportedly runaways.
Speaker 7: She was a teacher.
Speaker 16: She taught cosmetology, so it was like a little trade
Speaker 16: school kind of sorder, but she taught cosmetology. She would
Speaker 16: take advantage of the students that were troubled and she
Speaker 16: would she created a sex traffican rink, so she was
Speaker 16: paying them to have sex with her.
Speaker 4: Son.
Speaker 3: What kind of energy do you think you're going to
Speaker 3: create a round yourself if you taking advantage of pouring
Speaker 3: disenfranchised kids like that who don't have nowhere else to go,
Speaker 3: but you embraced them just to turn them into a prostitute. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like what kind I don't care what type of money
Speaker 3: you getting.
Speaker 2: You know what type of energy that money.
Speaker 16: Got on it? Like, come on, bro, And that's why
Speaker 16: her and her son are facing charges right now. Additional
Speaker 16: teens have come forward with stating Grigsby was also attempting
Speaker 16: to recruit them while attending school.
Speaker 2: Jesus, Yeah, they get about fifteen.
Speaker 7: To twenty that's exactly what they get. That's horrible, and
Speaker 7: that is just with us. Oh my god, all right,
Speaker 7: so we got a little bit more time. No, all right,
Speaker 7: well that's just what the most.
Speaker 2: Charlomagne. We're giving that donkey.
Speaker 3: I am giving that donkey to a man named Brent George. Okay,
Speaker 3: Brent George hails from the great state of Florida. And
Speaker 3: we having all these conversations about karma right like the past,
Speaker 3: you know, twenty four to thirty six, doing a lot
Speaker 3: of conversations about karma. I'm gonna tell you what I
Speaker 3: believe karma uh to be. And this is a great
Speaker 3: example of karma in action.
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll get to that next and then comedian and
Speaker 1: actor and writer Neil Brennan will be joining us and
Speaker 1: we'll kick it with him next.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Low, good morning. Your execution on.
Speaker 4: The Donkey of the day is something to go for you.
Speaker 8: The reason he gave me donkey other day and I
Speaker 8: deserve that you need to know what you need to
Speaker 8: tell them.
Speaker 7: I am you have the boy, tell them.
Speaker 2: It's time for donkey Day.
Speaker 19: It's a read.
Speaker 2: But you're so good at Charlamage. You wants Charlamagne to
Speaker 2: damn Solomone. Who do you give a dunky other day to?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 3: Well, sexy rad Donkey today for Friday, April twelve goes
Speaker 3: to a sixty one old man named Brent George.
Speaker 2: Brent George is from Florida.
Speaker 3: What does your uncle Shawla always tell you about the
Speaker 3: great state of Florida. The craziest people in America come
Speaker 3: from the Bronx and all of Florida, and today is
Speaker 3: no exception.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk karma. Okay.
Speaker 3: I was speaking on karma yesterday with some people are
Speaker 3: in a group chat because you know, OJ Simpson passed
Speaker 3: yesterday at seventy six from prothteate cancer, and.
Speaker 2: Folks was like, that's karma, that's karma.
Speaker 3: No, you digital d heads, that's life, okay. Life expectancy
Speaker 3: of men in America is seventy three and a half years.
Speaker 3: Oj lived to be seventy six and he died of
Speaker 3: prothety cancer. Prostate cancer is not karma, okay. Prothey cancer
Speaker 3: is something that can happen to any and all of us,
Speaker 3: So you should just pray it doesn't happen to you
Speaker 3: or anyone you love.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm not one.
Speaker 3: Hundred percent show how karma works, but I do know
Speaker 3: health issues are not karma, okay.
Speaker 2: Karma is a natural reaction to your action. Karma is
Speaker 2: not revenge.
Speaker 3: Once again, it's a natural reaction to your action, the
Speaker 3: relationship between the person's mental and physical action and the
Speaker 3: consequences following that action. With that said, I believe what
Speaker 3: happened to Brent George was karma. See Brent was drunk
Speaker 3: at Disney World. They said he had three shots in
Speaker 3: the beer and he spotted a family at a table
Speaker 3: of four, and one of the four was a young
Speaker 3: girl with Down syndrome, and Brent decided in that moment
Speaker 3: that he wanted to be Andrew Shokes. He wanted to
Speaker 3: be Bill Burke, he wanted to be Ryan Davis. He
Speaker 3: thought he was just hilarious. He wanted to get these
Speaker 3: jokes off, and then this happened. Let's go to Fox
Speaker 3: five Orlando for the report.
Speaker 2: Police and this.
Speaker 20: Man here is accused of getting drunk and making fun
Speaker 20: of a woman with disabilities at Epcot. Orange County deputies
Speaker 20: say Brent George attacked her family and that was after
Speaker 20: they confronted him. The cuts on his face are from
Speaker 20: members of the woman's family who fought back.
Speaker 2: He faces four counts of battery.
Speaker 3: Round of applaud to that family. Okay, round of applaud
Speaker 3: of that family. First of all, I don't know what
Speaker 3: the timeline of his story. I don't know why the
Speaker 3: timeline of his story isn't Brent George approaches table of four,
Speaker 3: starts taunting girl with Down syndrome, and father beat the
Speaker 3: hell out of Brent George. See I'm reading the timeline,
Speaker 3: and the timeline says he approached the table, he started
Speaker 3: taunting the girl with Down syndrome. The girl's mother allegedly
Speaker 3: confronted George and demanded to know if he was making
Speaker 3: fun of her daughter. Then George allegedly shoved the woman twice,
Speaker 3: then slapped the woman's daughter in law in the face
Speaker 3: when she tried to calm the escalation, then allegedly punched
Speaker 3: the husband, Wesley Koldberg, and the neck who returned the
Speaker 3: jab to his face.
Speaker 2: That don't sound like that should be the order of
Speaker 2: evenge Right.
Speaker 3: The more the wife get pushed twice, then the daughter
Speaker 3: in law got slapped, then the husband gets punched. No,
Speaker 3: as soon as you approach the table cracking jokes on
Speaker 3: my daughter with down syndrome, the beats should have happened. Okay,
Speaker 3: instant karma. Even though I still believe this was instant karma. Okay,
Speaker 3: this was a natural reaction to Brent's actions. That to
Speaker 3: me is how karma works, Okay, Karma not spending the block.
Speaker 3: Karma is not revenge. Most of what we see happen
Speaker 3: to people in life, it's just life.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Sometimes folks live a life of bs whant to be
Speaker 3: finally catches up. That's just them reaping what they saw.
Speaker 3: It's that simple. Now, let me show y'all a picture
Speaker 3: of the guy, so y'all can see how he looked
Speaker 3: after he got his ass kicked.
Speaker 2: Right, he earned all of that. He earned that. He's
Speaker 2: a drunk, you know. Three shots, three shots in the beer.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I was talking to Big Mac, the president of the
Speaker 3: Fat Lives Matter Committee, and he said, we have audio
Speaker 3: from the actual scene of the crime.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, let's hear it. You that girl like leaning
Speaker 2: there on that love on the spectrum.
Speaker 7: Sir, clearly you're drunk. I need you to back the
Speaker 7: hell away for my daughter right now when I'm an
Speaker 7: X ray as one more time to get the hell
Speaker 7: away from my daughter for it.
Speaker 2: Be a motherfucker. It's long I would have been with
Speaker 2: this spectrum.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, this is the thing I'm playing. You know
Speaker 7: what what this is right now?
Speaker 2: Okay, I can see that.
Speaker 3: I can see that happening. I don't think that's how
Speaker 3: it happens. I don't think she's on that show now, No,
Speaker 3: I don't think so. But always remember that in life,
Speaker 3: you are free to choose. Okay, you are free to choose.
Speaker 3: You are free to make whatever choice you want in life,
Speaker 3: but you are not free from the consequences of your choices.
Speaker 3: Karma has no menu. You get what you deserve and
Speaker 3: Brent got what he deserved. Please let me be ma,
Speaker 3: get Brent George the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: He haw he ha, You stupid mother? Are you dumb?
Speaker 2: He got what he deserves. He got he deserved. Not
Speaker 2: mad at it. I can't play with people.
Speaker 7: Nope, yeah, nah, that's that's crazy. Look like, how old
Speaker 7: was the girl?
Speaker 2: I don't think they said?
Speaker 7: So he is old?
Speaker 2: You're sixty one?
Speaker 3: Like what you are?
Speaker 7: A sixty one year old man had to hit all
Speaker 7: three of y'all first to get hit.
Speaker 2: That's what I don't know. I don't understand that chain
Speaker 2: of events.
Speaker 3: Soon as you come over to my table making fun
Speaker 3: of my daughter with yeah, and I'm the husband and
Speaker 3: I'm sitting there.
Speaker 2: You gotta get the beats?
Speaker 7: What are we even talking about him?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 2: But then you push my wife twice? Then lap what
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Who ain't really related to me?
Speaker 2: But still you slapped the yeah and didn't punch me
Speaker 2: in that. That's when I finally react.
Speaker 7: What we all jumping on?
Speaker 16: Your saying the girl with downs going to jump into
Speaker 16: I'm not saying and the girl with downs would have been.
Speaker 2: Okay, kick it with come back my God. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good Morning, Pole, Breakfast Club.
Speaker 20: Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's DJ, Envy Jesse, Hilarry Shallaman the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 2: of the ability. Yes, indeed, Neil Brennan. Welcome back.
Speaker 9: Yeah, get to be here.
Speaker 3: It was back with another special called crazy Good. Neil
Speaker 3: is one of the last of the comedians who actually
Speaker 3: make special special Thank you for.
Speaker 2: Char Man, thanks for noticing, and thank you for dissing
Speaker 2: most of my peers at the same time. Yeah, why
Speaker 2: not get your man and you both hit it.
Speaker 3: Do you feel less pressure of putting this one out
Speaker 3: versus the others? Like the Blocks three mics if you
Speaker 3: thought the other ones were on some emo both I
Speaker 3: hear you. This one has no emo ness to it
Speaker 3: at all. It's just like this is me, like sprinting.
Speaker 2: I like, I know I do too.
Speaker 18: But there are people that are like, nah, yeah, my
Speaker 18: man was a little too introspective.
Speaker 3: I don't have a problem with that. Somebody else, you know,
Speaker 3: somebody said that to me about Bill Burr recently. They
Speaker 3: was like, Bill might be doing a little too much there.
Speaker 18: You know, Well, I watched him on here and it
Speaker 18: was funny to see him be like that because it's
Speaker 18: so not what he's been like. Bill was sort of
Speaker 18: weirdly the inspiration for three mics in a weird way
Speaker 18: because he had done a thing called The Moth and
Speaker 18: he talked about emotional stuff. So I just but I
Speaker 18: just did two of them, and the other thing is like,
Speaker 18: I feel better. I don't feel depressed anymore.
Speaker 2: So I didn't.
Speaker 18: I wasn't going to force it. I did crazy good
Speaker 18: in DC, and a dude DM me afterward and was like,
Speaker 18: I kept waiting for you to show up because he
Speaker 18: was basically saying like, why weren't you sad? So I
Speaker 18: have an announcement at the beginning of the show like, Hey,
Speaker 18: I'm not sad, so just enjoy yourself.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. What got you out
Speaker 2: of that sad spot?
Speaker 1: Because you've been up here several times, yeah, and you
Speaker 1: had a total different light, different space.
Speaker 2: And I was like, friend is not sad today, he's
Speaker 2: not down, So what got you to this new space?
Speaker 2: I call it plant medicine. The cops call him drugs.
Speaker 18: Okay, Honestly, the thing I talked about before ayahuasca, this
Speaker 18: thing called d MT, which I don't recommend, but it was.
Speaker 18: It kind of broke my brain and then it recongealed
Speaker 18: into something better. And then this past year MDMA has
Speaker 18: been really good for if you do md M A
Speaker 18: in a non party space. In my experience, it was
Speaker 18: a god connection. That's ecstasy.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask, you know, will you ever fearful
Speaker 1: of losing the quote unquote touch right when you have
Speaker 1: a speak to sometimes raps? It'd be like, I don't
Speaker 1: want to give up the lean because that's I think
Speaker 1: that helps me right better. Did you ever feel like
Speaker 1: if I go through what I'm going through the ayahuasc
Speaker 1: whatever you're trying to get, you know, over.
Speaker 2: That book, that hook, that you would lose your touch
Speaker 2: as a comedian. There.
Speaker 18: I'm of two minds about it, which is one of
Speaker 18: them is it's a reflex at this point, like I've
Speaker 18: been known this like thirty years, so if a news
Speaker 18: story happens, I can kind of like you know, and
Speaker 18: if I lose it.
Speaker 2: I had a good run, like I've started.
Speaker 18: Half Bay came out twenty seven years ago, right, so no,
Speaker 18: I know, so like I've been I wrote for all
Speaker 18: that on Nickelodeon, Like I've been out here, you wrote
Speaker 18: I was, but yes, I was fighting the molesters, and like,
Speaker 18: I've been doing this a long ass time. So if
Speaker 18: I lose the touch, I lose the touch. But what
Speaker 18: I found is the touch is a reflex at this point,
Speaker 18: like I just my brain does it out.
Speaker 2: Of the touch? Did you see any of that, Nickelodeon.
Speaker 18: Thank you for bringing that up. I didn't see any
Speaker 18: of it, Charle Mayne, but I am against Yeah, so
Speaker 18: I hope.
Speaker 2: So now we're on the record and hopefully this will hold.
Speaker 9: Up in court.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christy, No, I didn't see that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, all your specials have a great name, which is
Speaker 3: not just names. If you've seen it through mics, you
Speaker 3: know why it's called through micros. If you're seeing blocks,
Speaker 3: you know why it's called blocks. I'm assuming crazy good
Speaker 3: is just crazy good.
Speaker 18: Uh, crazy good is actually okay. So one of the
Speaker 18: parts of the special is making fun of the commodification
Speaker 18: of mental health, like making fun of TikTok psychology and
Speaker 18: all that. I'm not against it, but I just feel
Speaker 18: like the amount of people making videos about trauma and
Speaker 18: all the diagnoses of like you're being gasolt. Just all
Speaker 18: that stuff is so aggravating. It's so aggravating, and it's
Speaker 18: also dishonest because none of these people have any idea
Speaker 18: what they're talking about. They just hurt it on another TikTok.
Speaker 18: So I'm basically toward the end I'm saying, dude, we
Speaker 18: go to therapy, take medication, do I do all the
Speaker 18: stuff you gotta do, But just know that most of
Speaker 18: the great things in life are from psychopaths and drug addicts.
Speaker 2: Damn Jesus. I mean, if I'm wrong, let me know.
Speaker 2: What's it? All right?
Speaker 18: All the inventor Sigmund Freud, Okay, open cocaine. Most of
Speaker 18: Freud's books should be called this maybe the cocaine talking
Speaker 18: like there he was a coke head, Like, yeah, women
Speaker 18: are jealous of our ye, like it's real cokey Edison
Speaker 18: did coke.
Speaker 2: The Wright brothers, I don't know if they were on math,
Speaker 2: but they have the metheist idea, which is like, hey,
Speaker 2: do you feel like you can fly? The modern inventors
Speaker 2: elon musk.
Speaker 18: Something, yeah, ketamine or he's just out of his mind,
Speaker 18: And then I get into like what about musicians? Okay,
Speaker 18: the Rolling Stones had in order to tour America had
Speaker 18: to get a doctor to test them for drugs every day,
Speaker 18: and the doctor lasted six weeks before he got hooked
Speaker 18: on cocaine. Dang yeah, hip hop, lean we weed. And
Speaker 18: then I do comedians, Well, why are you guys all
Speaker 18: psychopathic drug addicts? I'm like, so far Richard Pryort drug addict,
Speaker 18: George Carlin drug addict, Bill Cosby, choose your own adventure.
Speaker 18: The modern ones like you know, Lenny Bruce a drug addict.
Speaker 18: John Belushi's a drug addict. John mulaney told me to
Speaker 18: remind people he's a drug addict in the bit, like
Speaker 18: people were all something. So I'm not saying don't treat it.
Speaker 18: I'm not saying, but I'm just saying the audience needs
Speaker 18: to accept that we're not the Other thing that's been
Speaker 18: happening is like comedians are like moral leaders, like Dave
Speaker 18: or being a It's like why it's they're these serious
Speaker 18: issues and like transgender rights and stuff, and then how
Speaker 18: bankrupt are other segments of society that they finally were.
Speaker 2: Like, well what do the clowns think?
Speaker 18: Why are you asking us what we think about these
Speaker 18: This should have never gotten to our desk. It's for
Speaker 18: politicians and clergy and other leaders. But like, don't turn
Speaker 18: to Joe Rogan for vaccine advice. Yeah, I think there's one.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 3: I would say when I watched George Carlin, Now he
Speaker 3: was very prophetic, Yeah, yes, yeah, but I can name
Speaker 3: a bunch of real dark like he had a bit
Speaker 3: about blamia rich won't eat.
Speaker 18: Not exactly the most ethical take he had. You know,
Speaker 18: he went both ways, so again we can be that.
Speaker 2: But the job.
Speaker 18: No one moves out to LA to be righteous. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 18: everyone moves out there to be funny and famous, you know.
Speaker 18: And it's the same thing with like is Ellen nice?
Speaker 2: Is Ellen?
Speaker 18: And I'm like, first of all, Ellen's hilarious, A and
Speaker 18: B she said gay rights icon, Like like I don't.
Speaker 18: I don't need her to be She came out on television,
Speaker 18: got kicked off television for being gay, and then came
Speaker 18: back and dominated.
Speaker 2: But that's not enough for people. They're like, yeah, but
Speaker 2: is she nice?
Speaker 18: It's so childish. It's like being like, is my car
Speaker 18: also a boat? Just appreciate that your car also?
Speaker 2: Is Ellen nice?
Speaker 18: How many nice lesbians have you ever met your entire life?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 2: I say, we don't talk about toxic studs enough. I
Speaker 2: say it often. I know, step up toxic toxic studs.
Speaker 1: All right, when we come back, we got more with
Speaker 1: Neil Brennan, So don't move. It's to Breakfast Club, Good
Speaker 1: Morning Owning. Everybody's DJ Envy Jesse Lory Charlamane, the guy
Speaker 1: we are to Breakfast Club is still kicking it with
Speaker 1: Neil Brennan. You know, with your resume and your talent
Speaker 1: and all the things that you've done and how funny
Speaker 1: you are, do you feel like you look you get
Speaker 1: overlooked a lot by the public, Like you should be
Speaker 1: a bigger comedian, like you said the years that you
Speaker 1: put in this industry, from writing, for being on stage
Speaker 1: telling jokes all that.
Speaker 18: Uh, you know, I could say yes or no, because
Speaker 18: I kind of feel like there's no one who I
Speaker 18: feel like I deserve there. I should be in their place,
Speaker 18: you know what I mean? Like when and I also
Speaker 18: feel like certain people the people that are like people
Speaker 18: that do arenas or whatever, it's like they have real
Speaker 18: performance attributes that I don't necessarily have, Like they're just
Speaker 18: really they walk on stage and you're like, well, this
Speaker 18: is gonna be. I always tell Kevin Hart he is sunshine.
Speaker 18: He's sunshine. I direct some of those Chase commercials. You
Speaker 18: cut to that mother in a close up. The sun
Speaker 18: is shining right. It can be an in, it can
Speaker 18: be in a in a house. He's just like, let
Speaker 18: me tell you something. Charle May just he's Dave is
Speaker 18: bugs bunny. He just is bugs bunny. There's nothing you
Speaker 18: can do about. Chris Rock talks like a chainsaw inganging.
Speaker 18: It's like Ellen sounds like a flute and and a baby.
Speaker 18: Jerry Seinfeld sounds like a clarinet. So so all these people,
Speaker 18: it's I mean, and I clearly have thought about it,
Speaker 18: but it's again the gratitude thing. You've had a great career.
Speaker 18: I've had a dude, I've had something like, yeah, I
Speaker 18: have an announcement to make everybody uh. But that's the
Speaker 18: thing is like I could focus on like what why not?
Speaker 18: But the last six months to a year, I've just
Speaker 18: been like, this is amazing. Like I'm either in the
Speaker 18: ring or I have ringside seats.
Speaker 2: Go for for life. It's not like forever, but like
Speaker 2: so far.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on comedians critiquing other comedians about
Speaker 3: two things in particular, One whether or not another comedian
Speaker 3: is funny, and two this I think it's to me,
Speaker 3: it's kind of a new phenomenon comedian saying other comedians
Speaker 3: are making offensive jokes. We was talking about that this
Speaker 3: week with Gerrod Carmichael Dave Chappelle because he said, Pressie
Speaker 3: was saying, you know, Dave's whole legacy is transgender jokes.
Speaker 3: And then he said Daves the ego maniac. But then
Speaker 3: literally and I said, I said, you should not criticize
Speaker 3: the comedian about anything fensive because it can happen to
Speaker 3: you in a.
Speaker 2: Second, and literally left the Twelve hours later, they were
Speaker 2: on Gerard about what he said on the HBO show,
Speaker 2: and you know, being a playing slave in math. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like it's like me too, and somebody.
Speaker 18: It's like we can all get popps for tons of
Speaker 18: anything if you've been doing it long enough, like you
Speaker 18: did a pop you don't even we all do so
Speaker 18: many podcasts you don't even remember, and then someone can remember.
Speaker 2: Then you're like, no, but that is my I guess
Speaker 2: I said that.
Speaker 18: So that's the thing of like casting the first stone,
Speaker 18: like it's a dangerous game because everyone it's like mutually
Speaker 18: assured destruction. Basically, once you start point fingers, yeah, pointing fingers,
Speaker 18: it's it's it's gonna be Spider Man in any any minute.
Speaker 3: You know, Bill Burr spoke about being on Chappelle Show
Speaker 3: back in the day. Did you know that all of
Speaker 3: those guys, the Birds, the Rogans, the Donnelle role and
Speaker 3: Charlie Murphy, did you know all of these people would
Speaker 3: end up being what stuff for Donnelle icons.
Speaker 2: In their own right? Yeah?
Speaker 18: I mean I remember when Bill auditioned and Dave was like,
Speaker 18: thank god he can act, because that dude, it's really fun.
Speaker 18: And Charlie and all I remember about doing the show
Speaker 18: was just it was very hard, but it was very
Speaker 18: gratifying to be able to have like small ideas with
Speaker 18: me and Dave and then being able to expand them
Speaker 18: because the Charlie, I don't have ever told you that,
Speaker 18: but like we me and Dave wrote Half Baked, we
Speaker 18: turned it in in nineteen ninety seven. We have a
Speaker 18: celebratory mushroom night and uh and this is when I
Speaker 18: wasn't using medicine for healing. It was back when I
Speaker 18: was just using it. The party baby, and we have
Speaker 18: we do mushrooms, go to club and I see Dave
Speaker 18: talking to this guy and I'm like, is it like
Speaker 18: Eddie Murphy's brother, like fat brother?
Speaker 2: And then I go over and it's Charlie. I didn't
Speaker 2: know him.
Speaker 18: I'm on mushrooms and Charlie's like holding court like me
Speaker 18: and my brother came out here.
Speaker 2: Did it? Was the only real mother tear? Did it?
Speaker 2: Jared Carles on it, and he.
Speaker 18: Kept talking about Hollywood, and Charlie was going this poison
Speaker 18: and ice cream, this mother, this pois in an ice cream.
Speaker 18: So then me and they would say there's poison and
Speaker 18: ice cream for like years. Then we were writing that
Speaker 18: real World sketch and we were like, you know, we
Speaker 18: should get for this. We should get Charlie Murphy to
Speaker 18: see if he can do it. And then based on
Speaker 18: doing shrooms with them five years earlier and being like,
Speaker 18: it's something about that guy. Wow, So I guess there
Speaker 18: and then and then snowballed into and then he tells
Speaker 18: the Rick James story, he tells the Prince story. He
Speaker 18: and then it just became it changed all of our lives.
Speaker 18: So it's you know, it's like taking credit for it
Speaker 18: seems wrong because it's we all got so much from it,
Speaker 18: from having him on the show.
Speaker 2: He tells the story that my life. It's like, you know,
Speaker 2: before and.
Speaker 18: After that sketch airing, like I could almost tell you
Speaker 18: the date it was twenty years ago, like recently.
Speaker 2: Could a show like that exist ever? Again?
Speaker 18: I think you could probably figure out a way to
Speaker 18: do the sketches, but in terms.
Speaker 2: Of impact, it was one.
Speaker 18: It was like one funnel, like culture was one funnel,
Speaker 18: and so you would get it, like go to the
Speaker 18: funnel and get what came out. And now there's a
Speaker 18: million funnels on all of our phone so you just go,
Speaker 18: like I subscribe to forty funnels and then you but
Speaker 18: it used to be do you there was only one
Speaker 18: place to go or three places to go, so we
Speaker 18: I guess Comedy Center wasn't like as.
Speaker 2: Big before Chappelle Sha, but but it was always big.
Speaker 18: And then Yeah, so I don't You could probably do
Speaker 18: the sketches, but I don't think it would have the
Speaker 18: thing where everyone's watching it, gotcha, you know, I don't think.
Speaker 2: Do you guys think it depends who the talent is.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's it's possible, but but it's unlikely yeah, okay.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 18: Dave always says like people are probably not going to
Speaker 18: be famous again the same way I was dull.
Speaker 2: No way, that's been I know.
Speaker 18: But it is an interesting thing of like why not
Speaker 18: and you go cause it's you can't. It's the funnel problem. Yeah,
Speaker 18: you know what I mean. Like I was, you know,
Speaker 18: Mike Myers, Like I was talking to Mike Myers the
Speaker 18: Committity and we were talking about showbiz and he was
Speaker 18: he was talking about Shobaz and I as he was talking,
Speaker 18: and I was like, in one decade Mike Myers was
Speaker 18: Wayne from Wayne's World, Shrek, Doctor Evil, and Austin Powers.
Speaker 18: You can run for president one guy. Wow, one guy
Speaker 18: he's Canadian. Oh, one guy in ten years into like
Speaker 18: damn so that and he goes, yeah, it was a
Speaker 18: monoculture and now it's like sort of more of a
Speaker 18: free fro.
Speaker 3: All eighties and ninety celebrity is so powerful. Literally you
Speaker 3: can get elected president of the United States of America. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a different level of celebrity. Yeah, black, all white, No,
Speaker 3: it's just a different level of celebrity.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it is like the last of the like Tom Cruise, Yes, Madonna,
Speaker 18: as I saw you two at the sphere like they're
Speaker 18: real and they sold seven hundred and fifty thousand tickets
Speaker 18: in two months.
Speaker 2: It's like that's a lot of tickets. But that's when
Speaker 2: it was real fandom.
Speaker 3: Real talent in the barrier of entry was way more
Speaker 3: difficult to get in any of these spaces.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you had to You had to be
Speaker 18: talented or you had to be like because I don't
Speaker 18: think Madonna or Tom Cruise are the most but they're
Speaker 18: really good at like they don't Madonna's doesn't have the
Speaker 18: best singing voice. Tom CERs probably don't have the best
Speaker 18: acting instrument, but like they figured they were good. They
Speaker 18: took the job seriously. Like Tom Cruise is like like
Speaker 18: jumping rope before, you know, like doing to make himself
Speaker 18: this last.
Speaker 2: Movie, did his own stunts. Yeah, it's crazy. Yep, that's
Speaker 2: all crazy. Good is streaming now, that's what we're saying.
Speaker 2: All that to say, watch Neil Brennan Crazy.
Speaker 1: Out right now.
Speaker 2: Make sure you go check it out on Netflix.
Speaker 3: And you appreciate you that Neil's podcast to Man the Blocks,
Speaker 3: Thanks everybody, anything else, Neil Nah thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, It's Neil Brennan It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is the DJ, Envy Jess, Hilarious, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. And it's about that time
Speaker 2: past the Awks.
Speaker 8: I'm feeling good. Happy Friday, guys.
Speaker 2: I like the natural afro joint.
Speaker 8: Love it, Thank you, you know it's it's giving.
Speaker 7: Embrace yourself, apologize today.
Speaker 21: Now why would I apologize? Oh, you're trying to be funny.
Speaker 21: That's not even funny. But I was at dreambo Fest
Speaker 21: and I had a really good time. This is my
Speaker 21: first time actually working it, so I used to well.
Speaker 21: I attended the very first one, the next one I
Speaker 21: smoked backstage, the third one I was inviting backstage, and
Speaker 21: now this one I actually got to work.
Speaker 7: So it was really cool.
Speaker 2: Just watching hosting the posto Amazon.
Speaker 21: Right, Amazon Music and Speedy Ambrins is so dope.
Speaker 8: Shout out to Amber.
Speaker 21: But all right, I'm gonna get into the first track
Speaker 21: for today. It's from Chris Patrick and it's called take
Speaker 21: Time for Myself off his new project Calm.
Speaker 12: Want to say the world Till I realize saving the
Speaker 12: world don't do much. At the end of the day,
Speaker 12: I could die for the clubs. Folks still want to
Speaker 12: go up the nigga. I've seen the real time both
Speaker 12: after and my deal sign transformation, cancelation, amputations into taking
Speaker 12: over damage made my ramp around my souliers playing the
Speaker 12: guys once she found his way so as you never
Speaker 12: find instead of me playing of course for project three,
Speaker 12: my landlord.
Speaker 2: Taking me to try. At the end of the day,
Speaker 2: you can save the world for N word and they
Speaker 2: still want with the N word.
Speaker 8: You felt that.
Speaker 2: Damn drop on a clud bump for that young.
Speaker 21: Man I got for that O the record Chris Patrick.
Speaker 21: He's from Jersey, so shout out to Chris that just
Speaker 21: had him on my podcast. We need to talk, so
Speaker 21: definitely tap.
Speaker 2: In for that Chris Patrick fd N words. I'm with you, Chris,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Okay else hear an apptase.
Speaker 21: Next up, it's gonna be Future and Metro Wooman with
Speaker 21: Red Leather, you know cold and the surprise feature on
Speaker 21: the record and I'm still team Greenville, so let's get
Speaker 21: into it.
Speaker 7: Red Leather put got.
Speaker 22: Twenty girlfriends that I'm doing it wrong, cut off my no,
Speaker 22: I'm only playing you on a song.
Speaker 2: Hey on and front of the playground.
Speaker 22: Hey, now maybe that's me. Then I was playing around
Speaker 22: right like the chicken with his head cut off through
Speaker 22: the streets with a freaks my shoulder players and my
Speaker 22: older age see the era in my wings. But I'm
Speaker 22: still not totally over all the temptation flu.
Speaker 3: All your clowns yelling and screaming all over your podcast
Speaker 3: and all over social media, acting like y'all are not
Speaker 3: gonna mess with Cold no more. But as soon as
Speaker 3: the fall off drop, you're gonna be using Cold Penis
Speaker 3: for transportation again.
Speaker 8: Now, Coke, get busy your transportation again.
Speaker 1: Cold is busy. You can't deny that. Like he's he's nice.
Speaker 1: He's one of the nicest out there. I don't know
Speaker 1: why people are acting like he of course he apologized
Speaker 1: whatever he said that he's whack.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm worried about that, dude, though, you're
Speaker 3: acting like you don't mess with Cold musically because it's
Speaker 3: something he said that had nothing to do with.
Speaker 2: Music, right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I can understand if you dropped like a super wack project.
Speaker 3: You're like, I'm off Cold, But he's just apologizing. Now
Speaker 3: you're acting like you know he never made good music
Speaker 3: and he still don't.
Speaker 8: Well, it was blowing me.
Speaker 21: Is people saying like I can't even listen to him
Speaker 21: no more like it is that to date the lines
Speaker 21: that he said before, when in reality, a lot of
Speaker 21: your favorite rappers use ghostwriters. So what's the difference between
Speaker 21: a ghost writer and then tough?
Speaker 1: Like, like, I don't understand how valid's he always said
Speaker 1: he's not a tough guy.
Speaker 2: But but even with that conscious you don't even know exactly.
Speaker 3: I feel like this verse has something to do with
Speaker 3: what happened at dream that it doesn't totally different things.
Speaker 3: He's talking about being tough in life, and you know
Speaker 3: he's not talking about what happened at Dreams.
Speaker 2: I do have one thing to say about a question.
Speaker 2: I thought Cole was.
Speaker 3: Married, Ye, he'd be rapping about sleeping with a lot
Speaker 3: of women.
Speaker 8: He literally just said in this verse. No, he just
Speaker 8: said in this verse.
Speaker 2: I know that that on Mike later and in that
Speaker 2: verse I.
Speaker 8: Said he'd be having temptation, but he's only committed to one.
Speaker 3: No, he said he's a conscious rapper who will sleep
Speaker 3: with a woman another man's girlfriend every now and then.
Speaker 2: That's what he said. He said he could I thought
Speaker 2: he was talking about old life, like I used this
Speaker 2: used to be my life.
Speaker 8: You're trying to get him jammed.
Speaker 2: Right now, by the.
Speaker 3: Way, that's the smoking, That's right, that's the smoke you
Speaker 3: need the ducky. I'm sorry, my bad.
Speaker 2: I don't mean to call. No problems at home, just
Speaker 2: asking questions.
Speaker 21: Yes, shout out to I'm actually excited because you know,
Speaker 21: people were mad about the apology. But actually now he
Speaker 21: might have a number one, so I think that's cool.
Speaker 21: It's between him and him and.
Speaker 8: Beyonce, So shout out to cold. I feel like we
Speaker 8: deserve it.
Speaker 21: But next timm a goo wire golorrilla and making the
Speaker 21: Stallion would want to be This record has been on
Speaker 21: repeat since last week.
Speaker 23: Last period D A D D e H T same
Speaker 23: used to want to be besties. You can get your
Speaker 23: weak turns like need the shirts because it can't break me.
Speaker 7: Pretty went on.
Speaker 23: I'm coming like Freddy your mother. You know my chick
Speaker 23: is your daddy got their tea catch it. It looks
Speaker 23: like a count's and a female tighten.
Speaker 2: I'm stepping on some show on tore up the city.
Speaker 2: A p I M P I from back to me
Speaker 2: because you're born and.
Speaker 7: Crazy.
Speaker 2: That's so crazy. Ladies wrapping harder than all of y'all. Negro,
Speaker 2: I know she got a little bit of hair on
Speaker 2: her chest, she got a little bit of I don't
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 4: To think about that.
Speaker 7: Something into something else, but that that was good.
Speaker 21: I feel like people be questioning makes pen and makes placement,
Speaker 21: but I feel like she's right where she need to be.
Speaker 21: This is the pocket I saw she was online asking
Speaker 21: like what directions she should take her album.
Speaker 2: I like that this, this is it.
Speaker 7: This is what we want.
Speaker 2: Every day. Everything, everything, everything, everything is hard.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No, the girls are doing good. The guys are in
Speaker 8: madness right now, and the girls are just over here
Speaker 8: having fun. So I like this for us.
Speaker 21: But speaking of girls, I got two girls like My
Speaker 21: next showcase next Friday, Certified Vibe sponsored by two Loss.
Speaker 21: So shout out to two Loss again, and shout out
Speaker 21: to Kaya Tekila, who's also sponsoring us. It's gonna be Alex,
Speaker 21: Molly and the artists who both for dropping Well artists
Speaker 21: already dropped their project and Alex is about to do
Speaker 21: a crazy drop too, So come tune in. It's a
Speaker 21: cafe Residly and Brooklyn. Make sure you follow me on
Speaker 21: Instagram at Nilos Simo n y la s y m O.
Speaker 4: N E e E.
Speaker 21: That's next five bus, next five ye, next Friday, next Friday.
Speaker 2: Okay, yep, all right, well thank you big Nila.
Speaker 1: All right now when we come back, we got the
Speaker 1: People's Choice mix. You know, we throw back on a
Speaker 1: Friday's The Breakfast Club. Good morning, Good morning everybody, seej Envy, Jesse, Hilari,
Speaker 1: Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a salute Neil
Speaker 2: Brennan for joining us today.
Speaker 3: Salute to the good brother Neil Brennan. Make sure you
Speaker 3: check out his new Netflix special Crazy Good. Let me
Speaker 3: tell you something about Neil Brennan. Man, Neil Brennan makes
Speaker 3: some of the best stand ups. Three Mics and Blocks
Speaker 3: two of the most creative stand up specials. He actually
Speaker 3: makes specials that are actually special. I haven't seen Crazy
Speaker 3: Good yet, but three mics in Blocks are fantastic.
Speaker 2: And also Michael Eric Dison for joining us this morning.
Speaker 2: To the good brother Michael Eric Dison.
Speaker 3: Man. I don't even know what Michael Eric Dison got
Speaker 3: going on, because he's Michael Ared Didyson. He all got
Speaker 3: something going on, you know, what I'm saying. Okay, go
Speaker 3: listen to Mike Laric Dison to get you for capital.
Speaker 7: Don't I know the words to any songs called Michael ur.
Speaker 2: You right about that? And when we come back, we
Speaker 2: got the positive notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God we are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club Today is today. Civil War is finally
Speaker 1: in theaters now, Jess. I know you like big action
Speaker 1: movies and Civil War has it all.
Speaker 16: Yes, everybody been talking about this. They told me there's
Speaker 16: gonna be a lot of action involved. Don't them up
Speaker 16: for a good little war.
Speaker 1: It will definitely keep you on the edge of your
Speaker 1: seat and a future America A team of military embedded
Speaker 1: journalist racist against time to reach Washington, DC before rebel
Speaker 1: factions descend upon the White House. If you enjoyed Last
Speaker 1: of Us or Apocalypse Now, then this is the movie
Speaker 1: for you. From A twenty four and written and directed
Speaker 1: by Alex Garland, Civil War is in theaters right now,
Speaker 1: So get your tickets because you definitely have to see
Speaker 1: the action sequences in IMAX. So do yourself a favor
Speaker 1: and go see Civil War. This weekend and experience on IMAX.
Speaker 2: Positive notes up next morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's DJ Envy, Jess, Hilarioushell and the Guy. We are
Speaker 1: the breakfast clubs. Time to get up out of here,
Speaker 1: show them and you got a positive note?
Speaker 3: I do. But before I do the positive note, man,
Speaker 3: you know, I don't know why I do this at
Speaker 3: this time, all the time, I keep forgetting, but I
Speaker 3: just want to tell y'all make sure to get your
Speaker 3: tickets for the second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival.
Speaker 2: The tickets are moving.
Speaker 3: We're on pace to sell out, So go get those
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Speaker 2: When they're gone, they're gone. Okay.
Speaker 3: So we got wallow on Gilly on that stage. Poor
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Speaker 2: We got Debbie Brown with Deeply Well, The ball Alert
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Speaker 3: Will Lucas with Black Tech, Green Money, and the Good
Speaker 3: Sister Jessea Larris. We're doing her podcast Carefully Reckless on
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Speaker 3: we have the Black Effect Marketplace with all your favorite
Speaker 3: you know, restaurants and food trucks, and we have to
Speaker 3: pitch your podcast activation a whole lot of good stuff, man.
Speaker 3: So we'll see you Saturday, April twenty seventh in Atlanta
Speaker 3: at the second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival. Go to
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Speaker 3: podcast Festival to get your tickets now. The positive notice
Speaker 3: simply this, removing yourself from places where you don't feel loved, appreciated,
Speaker 3: or respected is a form of self care.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend breakfast club bitches, do y'a finished
Speaker 2: or y'all done.